How Tusker Lite helped put Kasese on the Global map
Five years ago, convincing a Kampala resident to spend a weekend in Kasese was not the easiest sell. Today, thousands do exactly that every August. They book hotels months in advance. They drive across the country. Some fly in from overseas. They wake up before sunrise to run through villages at the foot of the…
Football should unite us and not divide us
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is smoothly ongoing in the United States, Canada and Mexico with over 48 matches played thus far. On the pitch, everything seems to be going well, save for a few incidents, but overall, the beautiful game is winning – plenty of goals, goalkeeping masterclasses, skills and the big stars are…
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To Eng. Moses Magogo – A balanced path forward for Uganda Football, writes Eng. Misagga
Am looking for you, let’s have a conversation over a cup of African spiced Tea with Empande or Maido together with Mike Mutyaba and Group. At this stage in life, I’m not looking for a fight in the bushes. I’m looking for a legacy that outlives the noise. Brothers, shouting to replace Moses from Kampala…
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…
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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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