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Over sh300m was raised in the charity event whose proceeds will go towards renovating public schools in Kampala.
Over thirty corporate companies participated in the third edition of the NSSF Kampala Hash Seven Hills Run on Sunday.
Over sh300m was raised in the charity event whose proceeds will go towards renovating public schools in Kampala.
Martin Ssebuliba who won the 21km race is now targeting the Mandela Marathon in South Africa next month after conquering Kampala’s historical seven hills in 1:18.00.
Ssebuliba, 24, won on his third time of asking, having finished second in each of the past two editions.
“I have been training hard in Kapchorwa and the route was very familiar; the weather too was good,” Ssebuliba who also doubles as a Prisons athletics club athlete and a harsher at the same time said after the race that started and ended at the Pearl of Africa Primary School in Nsambya.
Dickson Waisswa and M. Tembuli came second and third in 1:20.08 and 1:20.12 respectively ahead of over 600 runners who braved the morning chilly conditions.
Vision Group CEO Robert Kabushenga who clocked 2:37 promised similar support to the run next year.
Source: The New Vision