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St. Noa who are the defending Champions remained on course to defending their title by dispatching Nyabubale SS from Bushenyi on Friday morning at Kakyeka Stadium.

In the game played on Thursday morning at Kakyeka Stadium, the record Champions scored a dozen of goals past hapless the debutants Moroto High School.

The game played at Kakyeka Stadium saw Hadijah Nandago score a brace to take her tally to six in three games.The other goals for Kawempe Muslim were scored by Rebecca Nakato and Shakirah Nyinagahirwa.

“We are building a new economy based on the intellect of people on human knowledge and skills,” he said, adding that depending entirely on exporting raw materials was counterproductive

“I get this question every time I go to another country. I cannot do collaborations everywhere I go because I am not the Holy Ghost,” she said

URA talismanic skipper Shafik Kagimu was a nonentity back in 2014 when the Tax Collectors last hoisted the Uganda Cup and now wants to create his own triumphant memories

In this financial year, the government has disbursed to each parish Shs17m which local groups are to access for approved enterprise picked under one of seven pillars of the parish development model

“We have looked disappointing in both games against the same opponent this season,” Ssimbwa told the club’s official website. “No surprise that we lost both games. “The technical team has assessed our mistakes and the team is ready to make amends, the players are fired up for the tie.” URA forward Steven Mukwala dismissed claims the team has developed an inferiority complex against Express by stating: “I don’t think that is a fair assessment. Yes, we have lost against them twice...

The national U20 sides tactician also explained why missed chances affected them big during the showdown. "I think they thought our opponents were weak then it later proved to be a strong team so we missed a lot of chances. Had we scored all those chances you wouldn’t have seen us struggling," he added. "But I think we shall insist on teaching the players on how to overcome such situations and also overcome big games." The coach hopes they will be able to correct the mistakes witnessed in the...

The veteran Ugandan international defender has now explained why he thinks they have enjoyed a good run in the league, insisting more is to come from the squad which is handled by Wasswa Bbosa. “I think it’s been hard work from the start [pre-season], we’ve been following the technical team’s instructions to the latter but also the bond we have as players at the club is fantastic so I am glad we’ve achieved all this and more is to come,” Juuko told the club’s official website. J...