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From all indications, the team will be coming to the sixth edition of the Total African Nations Championship for good business.

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After an impressive win against Iceland last weekend, South Korea plays Moldova on Friday night as camp continues in Turkey.

Complaints will be scarce if life after McKinstry boils down to choice between Desabre, Mutebi Saturday April 24 2021 Summary  The vacancy was a matter of when and not if especially after the top brass at Mengo showed that it was vaguely uncomfortable with the idea of having Johnny McKinstry in charge. Advertisement As Fufa allocates more urgency and resources to finding a new Cranes coach, the rumour mill has unsurprisingly gone into overdrive.  The vacancy was a matter of when and not if e...

Unnamed Uganda official, quoted by Kawowo Sports, blasted the Caf appointed Covid-19 Officer Precious Kadzamira  as "incompetent, inexperienced, lacking integrity and has been telling lies about the process especially on the tests about Lwanga.” The issue has been escalated by Fufa just after Caf deliberated on the same case that was raised by Al Merrikh against Simba SC. Lwangas club and Al Merrikh played a March 16 Caf Champions League tie where local tests in Dar es Salaam came out i...

Tournament reserved for African players competing in continent’s national leagues For some teams, also serves as dress rehearsal before Qatar 2022 qualifiers resume ‘Out of sight, out of mind’ goes the old adage. And for African football fans, opportunities to see many of their top internationals can be rare, with a lot playing outside the continent. This could explain the enthusiasm with which fans greet each edition of the CAF African Nations Championship. This competition is reserved e...

From all indications, the team will be coming to the sixth edition of the Total African Nations Championship for good business.

Nakaddu: The 19-year-old trying  to dethrone Nantaba in Kayunga Sunday January 10 2021 Advertisement Ssezibwa bridge which ushers you into the central district of Kayunga, gained fame in 2009 when security forces blocked then Katikkiro (prime minister) of Buganda John Baptist Walusimbi from entering the district, triggering off what came  to be known as “Buganda Riots” in which scores of people were killed. Eleven years later, Ssezibwa is, of course, tranquil, and it’s here that 19-year...