Cindy Ngamba has made history by becoming the first athlete from the Refugee Olympic Team to win a medal at the Paris Games, securing at least a bronze after defeating French boxer Davina Michel in the quarterfinals. This victory not only highlights Ngamba's personal journey as a refugee but also emphasizes the resilience of the refugee community, as she was a flag bearer for the largest Olympic Refugee Team since its inception in 2016. Ngamba, who fled Cameroon and moved to the UK, found solace in boxing, which has helped her rise to international prominence. With her unanimous points decision win, Ngamba's achievement brings hope to the refugee team and shines a light on the challenges faced by refugees globally. The team celebrated visibility during the opening ceremonies, showcasing their strength and spirit at the Olympics.