Omona Mercy Gracy: When a champion dies in a mob, Uganda loses more than a life
The tragic death of rugby player Sydney Gongodyo, who was reportedly mistaken for a thief and subjected to mob violence in Kampala, has once again exposed a painful reality that Uganda can no longer ignore. While police investigations are still ongoing and some arrests have been made, this incident should force us as a nation…
From Villain to Hero: Omar Artan’s remarkable rise from World Cup heartbreak to UEFA Super Cup glory
Somalian referee Omar Artan Abdulkadir’s journey over the past year has been nothing short of extraordinary. From the disappointment of missing out on the FIFA World Cup due to circumstances beyond his control to earning one of the most prestigious appointments in world football, Artan has transformed adversity into inspiration. Artan was initially selected among…
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The Vipers Coaching Role: A Position of Glory and Uncertainty
Over the last decade, it has become common knowledge that the Vipers SC coaching job is arguably the hardest to keep in Ugandan football. Yet paradoxically, during the same period, Vipers have won more Uganda Premier League titles than any other club. The question therefore remains: why is it so difficult to survive at Kitende,…
How Kitara FC has reignited rivalry and added spice to Ugandan Football
Football rivalries are the lifeblood of the beautiful game. They ignite passion, create unforgettable moments and give supporters a sense of identity and belonging. Healthy rivalry fuels competition, attracts fans, boosts media attention, and makes football easier to market worldwide. Without rivalries, ultras or the occasional “sporting beef”, football risks becoming predictable and less appealing. …
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Oilympus has fallen, what next?
City Oilers are in an unfamiliar place. For the first time in over a decade, the Oilers lost a playoff series, and it is one that will hurt for a while. The reason? Well, that’s a story for another day. The Oilers seemed invincible once, but now, far from it. Nobody saw this coming three…
How Nam Blazers tonny-d around the finals
Namuwongo Blazers completed a comeback from 2-0 down to claim their first National Basketball League title on Wednesday night in front of a capacity crowd at Lugogo Indoor Stadium. To achieve that feat, the Blazers had to do something unprecedented—winning four consecutive games against the City Oilers. After the Blazers suffered a gut-wrenching Game 2…
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