Uganda’s She Cranes marched confidently into the semi-finals of the 2025 Africa Netball Cup after outclassing Namibia 47–39 in a decisive Group B showdown on Thursday at the vibrant Griffin Sayenda Sports Complex. The result, Uganda’s second triumph over Namibia in just weeks following their Celtic Cup victory, underlined the She Cranes’ growing confidence and
Ugandan football icon Hakim “Boda Boda” Magumba has expressed heartfelt gratitude after receiving a prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the Fortebet Real Stars Monthly Sports Awards. The ceremony, held today, Tuesday, 9 December 2025, at Lazio Restaurant in Kololo, celebrated outstanding performers across various sporting disciplines. The former Iganga, SC Villa, Atraco FC, and Uganda
Ugandan teenage footballers James Bogere and Hamuza Ssengooba have taken a giant stride in their blossoming careers after putting pen to paper with Danish Superliga side Aarhus Gymnastikforening (AGF). The two youngsters, groomed at the Masaka-based El Cambio Soccer Academy, have been featuring in the Buganda Regional League with Masaka Sunshine FC, steadily sharpening their
The 2025 East African Community Inter-Parliamentary Games burst into life on Saturday with a commanding display from hosts Uganda, who hammered Burundi 4–1 in the opening football fixture at the MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo. Hon. Denis Ssekabira, the Katikamu North MP, stole the evening with a sparkling second-half hat-trick that lit up the flood-lit arena.
Uganda Cranes head coach Paul Joseph Put has injected youthful flair and intrigue into his provisional squad for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after awarding teenage forward James Bogere his first-ever senior national team call-up. The gifted youngster, fresh from a standout display at the FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar, where he netted
Muangthong United and FC Ashdod have reportedly given Uganda internationals stark warnings: choose club security or answer the national call-up for the Africa Cup of Nations. According to Paul Mukatabala, the Uganda national team officer, Muangthong United told Melvyn Lorenzen that travelling to Morocco to represent the Cranes at AFCON could prompt the Thai side
Following a remarkable year marked by a Celtic Cup triumph, a leap in the World Netball rankings, and an early qualification for the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney, Uganda’s She Cranes have officially embarked on their next challenge. The team has set off for Lilongwe, Malawi, where they will compete in the Africa Netball
The FUFA Disciplinary Committee has delivered a series of firm punishments following investigations into incidents that disrupted several FUFA Big League fixtures. After reviewing three separate cases, the committee issued significant sanctions, each accompanied by a fine of UGX 500,000. Nebbi Central Hit With Point & Goal Deduction One of the most impactful decisions involved
Fresh from lighting up Glasgow with a dominant showing at the 2025 Celtic Cup, the She Cranes are already gearing up for their next major assignment, the Africa Netball Cup slated for December 8–14 in Lilongwe, Malawi. The continental showpiece, set to unfold at the Griffin Saenda Sports Complex, doubles as a crucial qualifier for
The Buganda Regional Football Association has officially released the draws for the preliminary stages of the 52nd edition of the Stanbic Uganda Cup. The event took place on Monday, December 1, at the Royal Manachi Hotel in Mengo, bringing together 38 teams eager to begin their journey in Uganda’s biggest knockout competition. The draw was