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Kyobe Jonah

Ugandan boxer

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
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Source revisionOct 3, 2025
Entity authorityQ136339214
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Kyobe Jonah is a Ugandan boxer. He is a member of the Uganda national boxing team and competes in the featherweight division.

Early life

Kyobe was born and raised in Kazo, Kawempe Division, in Kampala. He is the third child of his mother among five children. Kyobe dropped out of Bombo Army Secondary School in Senior One due to financial difficulties. As a teenager, he worked at the abattoir in Kalerwe to support himself. He also sells electronics and uses earnings from those and from his boxing career to support his family.

His boxing was encouraged by a mentor, Hamza Ssempewo, who taught him that the sport would give him “self-defense and a name.” His first recorded amateur fight was around 2012. At the 2018 National Intermediates tournament where he won the youth lightweight title.

Boxing career

Kyobe represents Lukanga Boxing Club.

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