Overview:
Besides experienced safety and security expert Okello and Tomusange, there are a couple of other Ugandans who are in Morocco for different assignments. FIFA Referee Shamirah Nabadda, Saddam Bulega (branding), Leila Nankya (protocol) and Ahmed Hussein (media) are all in Morocco for service.
35th TotalEnergies AFCON (Group B):
- Date: Monday, 28th December 2025
- Match no. 27: Angola Vs Egypt
- Venue: Grand Stade d’Adrar, Agadir city (7:00 PM, East African Time)
Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed all the match officials for match number 27 between Angola and Egypt in Group B of the on-going AFCON 2025 tournament at the Grand Stade d’Adrar in Agadir city on Monday evening.
Two Ugandans; Dixon Adol “Bond” Okello (safety and security) and Ali Tomusange Mulumba (referee assessor) are among the assigned match day officials in a contest that will be officiated by Clement Franklin Kpan from Cote D’Ivoire.
Egypt’s Mahmoud Taher is the second security officer assigned for the game.
Other officials:
Dimbiniaina Andriatianarivelo (Madagascar) is the first assistant referee while Togo’s Jonathan Ahonto Koffi will be the second assistant referee.
The fourth official for the game is Boubou Traore from Mali.
Djibouti’s Mohamed Moumin Ali is the commissioner. Alexander Sakyi Asante (Ghana) is the general coordinator whilst Algerian Youcef Koudri is the assistant general coordinator.
Pierre Ghislain Atcho (Gabon) is the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), assisted Ali Sadou Brahamou (Niger).
Sidi Mohamed Moustahsane (Morocco) is the medical officer. Melissa Zage (South Africa) is the broadcast venue manager.
Two officials are on the Technical Study Group; Jamal Fathi from Morocco and Natogoma Clementine Toure from Cote D’Ivoire.
The commercial officers are Mali’s Mamadou Diallo and Kenyan, Quintine Indeche.
There are two media officers; Ibrahima Tanou Diallo (Guinea) and Gwen Mulundu Chipasula (Zambia).
South Africa beat Angola 2-1 in their group opener whilst Egypt won by the same scoreline over Zimbabwe.
In the second game, Angola played to a 1-all draw with Zimbabwe. On the other hand, a ten man Egypt side won 1-0 over South Africa.
Egypt has already qualified to the knock-out round.
Besides experienced safety and security expert Okello and Tomusange, there are a couple of other Ugandans who are in Morocco for different assignments.
FIFA Referee Shamirah Nabadda, Saddam Bulega (branding), Leila Nankya (protocol) and Ahmed Hussein (media) are all in Morocco for service.
