Sports Focus

More government agencies continue to be hit with money related scandals. The latest is the discovery that Shs10bn mysteriously disappeared from Finance Ministry’s Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS).  While looking at the 2017/2018 budget performance by Ministry of Finance, MPs on the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) discovered that whereas

President Yoweri Museveni Monday evening welcomed the National Soccer Team- The Cranes, from Egypt where they represented the country so well. Museveni said making it to the last 16 out of the 53 countries is a commendable job. He advised the players to plan for old age. “Our sports people

Uganda's players ended their boycott of Africa Cup of Nations training after being promised an extra $6000 dollars each by the country's Football Association (FUFA). The squad took to the pitch three hours behind schedule on Wednesday, after securing the extra cash. They are due to play Senegal on Friday

The Deputy Speaker of Uganda’s Parliament, Jacob Oulanyah has lashed out at the Federation of Uganda Football Association (FUFA) for failing to manage the issues of Uganda Cranes players’ allowances better.  He said that FUFA should resort to dialogue with the players in Egypt instead of dishing out press statements.

Several Ugandans took to social media on Sunday night to express their disappointment over the failure by the National Broadcaster, Uganda Broadcasting Cooperation (UBC) to broadcast the match between Uganda Cranes and Egypt.  Although UBC had resumed broadcasting the African Cup of Nations-Afcon on June 26th 2019, following negotiations with