Overview
Nakazibwe Condoleeza Nyamisanga is one of Uganda’s rising young para swimming talents competing in the S9 classification. Known for her determination, and versatility across multiple swimming disciplines, Condoleeza has already represented Uganda at major international para swimming competitions while continuing to inspire many young persons with disabilities through her journey. Born on 27th August 2012, she hails from Kasese District and currently resides in Ntinda, Kampala. Alongside her athletic career, she is also a student at The North Green School.
Personal Information
- Full Name: Nakazibwe Condoleeza Nyamisanga
- Date of Birth: 27th August 2012
- Age: 13 Years
- Sex: Female
- Nationality: Ugandan
- Home District: Kasese District
- Current Residence: Kanfirst Drive, Ntinda
- School: The North Green School
Sports Information
- Sport Discipline: Para Swimming
- Sport Classification:
- S9 – Freestyle, Butterfly & Backstroke
- SB8 – Breaststroke
- SM9 – Individual Medley
- Club / Team:
- Gators Swim Club
- Coaches:
- Coach Muzafaru Muwanguzi (Gators Swim Club)
- Years Active: 7 Years
Events
- Women’s 50m Freestyle S9 , Women’s 100m Freestyle S9, Women’s 100m Backstroke S9 ,Women’s 100m Butterfly S9 , Women’s 100m Breaststroke SB8 , Women’s 200m Individual Medley SM9
Sports Achievements
Major Competitions Participated In
- Indianapolis World Para Swimming Series
- Toyota World Para Swimming Championships
- Para Swimming World Series Lignano Sabbiadoro
International Career Highlights
Personal Best Times
- 50m Freestyle S9: 0:33.61 Ranking position 1st (African Ranking)
- 100m Freestyle S9: 1:17.23 Ranking Position 1st (African Ranking)
- 100m Backstroke S9: 1:32.20 Ranking Position 1st (African Ranking)
- 100m Butterfly S9: 1:35.81 Ranking Position 1st (African Ranking)
- 100m Breaststroke SB8: 1:52.04 Ranking Position 2nd (African Ranking)
- 200m Individual Medley SM9: 3:18.55 Ranking Position 1st (African Ranking)
Athletic Journey
Condoleeza’s love for swimming began at a young age after being inspired by her elder brother, who introduced her to the sport. What started as admiration gradually became a passion and a major part of her identity. Swimming gave her confidence, discipline, peace, and a space where she felt limitless.
However, her journey took a painful turn in 2019 after a tragic accident resulted in the amputation of her left arm. The experience became one of the most difficult periods of her life physically, emotionally, and mentally. Despite moments of fear, uncertainty, and self-doubt, she refused to allow the tragedy to define her future.
With strong support from her family, faith, and personal determination, she returned to the swimming pool. Over time, swimming became more than just a sport – it became part of her healing and purpose. Every training session reminded her that she was still capable, strong, and worthy of achieving her dreams.
Competing internationally has further strengthened her belief that disability does not limit potential. Through her performances and determination, she continues to prove that resilience and courage can overcome even the most difficult challenges.
Goals and Aspirations
Condoleeza dreams of representing Uganda at the Paralympic Games and competing on the biggest international stages in the world. Beyond medals and competition, she hopes to inspire children and young persons with disabilities to believe in themselves and pursue their dreams confidently.
Her mission is to show that no setback is greater than belief, discipline, courage, and hard work.
Leadership and Community Impact
- Sports prefect. The North Green school
- Little Miss Universe 2021 Overall Queen
- Flag Bearer Toyota World Para Swimming Championships
- Kampala junior bakers competion overall position 7th
- News Anchor with All Around us
Media Information
- Instagram: @_condoleeza
- YouTube: Condoleeza Thembo
- TikTok: @condy_01
Athlete Motto
“All things are possible for one who believes.” Mark 9:23 (ESV)
