Is SC Villa transfer plan SMART or just CHEAP?
SC Villa has so far made four signings in the current transfer window with John Asiimwe the only one with premier league experience. The winger, who is versatile enough to play at left back and also through the middle as a no. 10 joined the Jogoos from longtime rivals Express on a three-year contract. Other…
Is AFCON 2027 Qualifiers unfair to teams drawn in same groups as co-host nations?
The 2027 Africa Cup of Nations Pamoja qualifiers begin in September, with co-hosts Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda part of the process despite being already qualified. As the norm has been, even host nations participate in the qualifiers despite having already secured automatic qualification for the tournament by virtue of being co-hosts. Kenya is drawn in…
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Why Fort Portal City Marathon?
More than a race, the Fort Portal City Marathon is building a platform where sport, tourism, business and community converge in Uganda’s Tourism City. Just days from now, thousands of runners and visitors will descend on Fort Portal for the second edition of the Fort Portal City Marathon, which takes place on Saturday, July 18,…
Vipers squad rebuild the way to go
Vipers have internally resolved that some members of the current squad must leave, marking the start of transformative period at Kitende. Without necessarily overhauling the squad, the decision reflects the club’s ambition to rebuild following the appointment Denis Lavagne who is expected to spearhead the new era with focus on creating on a hungrier competitive…
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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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