Hoima-based giants Kitara FC have stamped their authority on the domestic transfer market with a string of high-profile acquisitions and bold contract renewals, sending a clear message of intent ahead of the new season. After finishing 7th on the 16-team log last season, the Royals are on an upward trajectory. Their turnaround began after appointing
Abdallah Mubiru has returned to the StarTimes Uganda Premier League, taking charge of newly promoted side UPPC-Gaddafi FC. The seasoned gaffer, renowned for his strategic mind and leadership credentials, replaces Robert Mukasa, who recently steered the team to top-flight promotion. Mubiru has inked a two-year contract with the Entebbe-based outfit, marking a new chapter in
NEC FC has completed the sensational signing of fast-rising 20-year-old striker Hudson Mbalire, adding firepower to their attacking force ahead of the new season. The towering forward, known for his lethal finishing and commanding presence in the box, has penned a two-year employment contract with the club. Mbalire arrives from Wakiso Giants, where he made
In a strategic shake-up aimed at both regulatory compliance and long-term vision, Kitara FC has officially renewed contracts with its technical team, ushering in a new leadership era under the guidance of George William Lutalo. The announcement, made via the club’s official social media channels, comes just a week after the expiration of the previous
As the Uganda Premier League enters its final bend, an under-the-radar but emotionally charged Kampala derby takes center stage on Wednesday evening, with SC Villa welcoming KCCA FC in a clash where pride, legacy, and redemption mean more than table rankings. For the record champions SC Villa, it’s been a turbulent few weeks marked by
Soltilo Bright Stars’ tenure in Uganda’s elite football division has reached a bitter conclusion after a narrow 1-0 defeat at the hands of UPDF FC on Monday afternoon at Bombo Barracks Ground. The decisive moment came just seconds after kickoff when forward Joseph Janjali, facing his former employers, latched onto a pinpoint pass from Ochen
The intensity of the Stanbic Uganda Cup quarterfinal between Kitara FC and BUL FC didn’t end at the final whistle. In the aftermath of a dramatic encounter, the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has handed out heavy sanctions to players from both sides following incidents of misconduct. Kitara FC stars Titus Ssematimba, Patrick Henry
The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has slapped BUL FC’s head coach, Abbey Kikomeko, with a six-month ban from all football-related engagements. This comes in the aftermath of a controversial incident during BUL’s Stanbic Uganda Cup quarterfinal clash against Kitara FC at Butema Royal Park on Easter Sunday. According to FUFA’s disciplinary decision, Kikomeko
Kampala Capital City Authority Football Club endured a tough evening at the MTN Omondi Stadium, falling 2-1 to BUL FC in a Uganda Premier League showdown that marked the beginning of a new era without former head coach Abdallah Mubiru. Stepping into the dugout for the first time, interim tactician Jackson Magera was unable to
Jackson Kaddu Magera has been handed the responsibility of guiding KCCA FC through the rest of the Uganda Premier League season, following the abrupt departure of head coach Abdallah Mubiru. The club confirmed the coaching shake-up on Thursday, announcing that Magera, who has been serving as the second assistant coach, will take over on a