Uganda’s long-awaited CHAN 2024 journey roars into life on Monday as the Cranes welcome continental heavyweights Algeria to a packed Mandela National Stadium in Kampala. With the eyes of the nation fixed firmly on their heroes, the hosts will aim to break their group stage jinx in what promises to be a fiery clash under
The 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) roared to life on Sunday in Nairobi as host nation Kenya and continental powerhouse Morocco made perfect starts to their Group A campaigns with impressive victories over DR Congo and Angola, respectively. At a buzzing Moi International Sports Centre, the Harambee Stars scripted a memorable debut, edging two-time champions
Uganda Cranes co-head coaches Fred Muhumuza and Morley Byekwaso have unveiled the much-anticipated final squad for the upcoming 2025 African Nations Championship (CHAN), and among the standout names is none other than electric forward Mpande Reagan. The announcement, made on Monday, July 28th, has sparked excitement among fans eager to see Uganda’s new wave of
The curtain came down on the first round of the 2025 Buganda Masaza Cup in dramatic fashion, with high-stakes encounters and shocking results marking Matchday 5. At the heart of Sunday’s action was a thrilling 1-1 stalemate between Busiro and Gomba, played at the energetic Ssentema Ssaza Ground. Busiro ignited the tempo early, with Khasim
The once-mighty Gomba Lions are on the ropes and fighting for survival as the 2025 Masaza Cup first round races toward its dramatic conclusion. With just a single point to show from four outings, the five-time champions are now in must-win territory ahead of their crucial away duel against Busiro at the Ssentema Ssaza Ground.
In a bold move to reignite Bulemeezi’s 2025 Masaza Cup ambitions, celebrated businessman and football patron Frank Mutalaga has bounced back into the limelight as the newly appointed team patron. His unveiling was followed by an energizing visit to the team’s training base in Kasana, Luweero, where he injected financial motivation by handing out direct
Bugerere are flying high in this year’s Masaza Cup after a gritty 1-0 triumph over heavyweights Mawokota, thanks to a sensational header by Henry Wamala that lit up the Ntenjeru skies. In a fiercely contested Matchday 4 encounter on Sunday, Bugerere showcased steel, spirit, and structure to stretch their unbeaten run in the 2025 campaign.
In a dramatic twist aimed at breathing new life into a faltering campaign, Masaza Cup giants Gomba have confirmed the return of seasoned tactician Mukasa Nasib as their new head coach. The appointment comes in the wake of Simon Ddungu ‘Dunga’s resignation on Sunday, July 13, following the team’s dismal start to the 2025 tournament,
Ssingo FC has been rocked by a shockwave of resignations following their third consecutive draw in the ongoing Buganda Masaza Cup campaign. Head coach Hamza Lutalo, along with his entire technical team, has officially stepped down from their roles, citing insecurity and internal sabotage. The dramatic turn of events came in the aftermath of Ssingo’s
Ugandan rugby is going through one of its darkest spells in recent memory. Within just seven days, the Rugby Cranes have suffered two backbreaking defeats, first to eternal rivals Kenya, and then to tournament underdogs Morocco sending shockwaves through the local rugby community. What started as a hopeful campaign at the Rugby Africa Cup has