Masaza Cup Quarter-Finals Confirmed After Dramatic Group Stage Finale
The first legs will be played on September 27, 2025, while the return legs are scheduled for October 4, 2025.
‘They told us this area was safe… Now we’re being forced out’ – Gaza Al-Rouya building residents flee under Israeli evacuation orders
Residents of the Al-Rouya building in Gaza City were seen evacuating on Saturday after the Israeli military issued a warning
The Masaza group stages come to climax today.
Muganzirwazza Group has already produced two quarterfinalists in leaders Kyaggwe and Ssingo who are on 18 and 15 points respectively.
KCCA FC sign Ssali Alpha Thierry
“It is a dream come true to join KCCA FC, a club with such an incredible history and one that my family has a huge attachment to. I feel a special connection here, and I am ready to compete with my mates and help the team win.”
President Museveni Clears Construction Of World Class Airport In Mbarara
The President also emphasized the importance of this infrastructure project, stating that Uganda needs the airport to boost its economy, create jobs, and promote tourism and agriculture.
Masaza cup players banned from playing University football
By restricting the number of masaza cup players , the association hopes to promote a more balanced approach to sports and academics in universities .
Uganda Cranes runs riot against rusty Mozambique.
The victory not only avenges Uganda’s 3-1 defeat in the first leg but also breathes new life into their World Cup qualifying campaign.
Professor Balunywa granted bail after 2 nights in Luzira
Balunywa is accused of abuse of office during his tenure at MUBS between February and April 2023, having allegedly recruited unqualified individuals as Administrative Assistants.
The NBL Playoffs are here as KCCA Panthers take on Sommet BC
Sommet will count on the influence of key players Peter Cheng, Nyembo Fataki, Kasereka Tembo and Mark Ngobi, who were instrumental in their successful regular season run.
SHOCK AND SORROW AS GOSPEL ARTIST GOGO DIES
Bikem, who had travelled with Gogo to Uganda for a series of concerts, expressed his grief on social media, writing, “R.I.P Gogo, what terrible news! God, strengthen my heart.”