Ugandan Football Loses a Quiet Architect as Polly Ouma’s Legacy Comes Into FocusThe death of former Uganda Cranes forward Polly Ouma has prompted deep reflection
Author: Kisitu Mohammed
Mbalangu Targets Instant Impact as URA FC Begin New Era
Hussein Mbalangu will immediately set about restoring URA FC’s winning identity, starting with the Mapinduzi Cup in Zanzibar, after being confirmed as the club’s new
KCCA Break New Ground as Grit and Belief Deliver Historic Netball League Crown
For KCCA Netball Club, the 2025 season was less about promises and more about purpose. From the first whistle of the campaign, the Lugogo-based side
Cranes Chase a Miracle as Super Eagles Stand Between Uganda and AFCON Survival
AFCON Today, 7pmUganda v Nigeria Uganda’s Africa Cup of Nations 2025 story reaches its most unforgiving chapter today in Fès, where the Cranes walk onto
Group A settled as Morocco and Mali book Round of 16 places
Group A of the 2025 TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations has been decided following a dramatic final matchday played simultaneously across Morocco on Monday
Egypt and South Africa advance as Angola left to wait
Angola and Egypt played out a hard-fought 0–0 draw at the Stade d’Agadir on Monday night, a result that underlined the fine margins that have
Mali Look to Continue Perfect Run as Comoros Seek First AFCON Win
Mali and Comoros will wrap up their Group A campaigns at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations when they clash today at the Mohamed V
Angola Eyes Breakthrough Against Egypt in Group B Showdown
Angola heads into their final Group B clash against already-qualified Egypt with a clear mission: a win to keep their knockout-stage hopes alive at the
High Stakes and Historic Rivalry Set Stage for Zimbabwe vs South Africa Showdown
Some football matches are more than just ninety minutes—they are tests of pride, resilience, and strategy. Zimbabwe vs South Africa in the 2025 Africa Cup
Isabirye Returns to Steer BUL FC’s Revival
BUL Football Club has announced the return of Alex Isabirye as team manager, signing a two-year renewable deal and taking charge immediately. He succeeds Abbey