Rugby is a sport that’s growing in popularity like a wild fire in Uganda. The need to use sport to impact communities in such a passionate nation has been long over due. Former Ireland international; Rob Herring was keen to partner with Self Help Africa as an informal ambassador for the charity organization.
The biggest eye opener for him was the fact that Self Help Africa has a lot of ongoing work helping many people across Africa and Uganda in particular.
Rob Herring sharing a moment with some of the children / Photo by Emmanuel Museruka
In his words
“Just being here has really opened my eyes to the work SHA are doing and the difference it’s making to people’s lives. I’m just a rugby player in Ireland, but I’d love to help going forward. It’s definitely something I’d like to stay involved in and help as much as I can in whatever way possible.”
“Hopefully I can try and create some kind of awareness in the UK and Ireland. Ultimately the funding which comes from donations is what makes the difference”
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Malaika photography
Malaika Media continues to be privileged to be behind the lens providing amazing photography showcasing the works of Self Help Africa.
Here are some of the shots from Rob Herring’s visit to Uganda as he uses rugby to inspire the younger generation of Uganda’s next super stars.
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