Kampala Cycling Club has a courier service that could pay it's way to the Olympics [no comment]
Yusufu Mbaziira founded a bicycle courier inside his small town, Kasubi, a Kampala suburb in 2002. The club was started as a way to reach out to youth from poor backgrounds and get them into the sport. Yusufu hopes that the courier service can empower the riders financially and in return give back to the communities from where they come.
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