Uganda’s CHAN 2024 Preparations: Is the 28.5 Billion Shillings Marketing Budget Effective?
The Ugandan government has released 28.5 billion shillings (approximately USD 7.8 million) for marketing the upcoming CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN 2024). This includes funding for billboards, flyers, posters, and banners in Kampala to promote the tournament, according to the Local Organising Committee spokesperson, Dr. Denis K. Mugimba.
Kilimanjaro Telecom has opened its office in Uganda to boost internet connectivity in the stadiums during CHAN competitions.
With just few days left until the CHAN Championships, excitement is building across host nations Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.
Buddo SS has once again proven its dominance in netball competition, having previously sent students to Algeria.
Buddo SS continues its impressive run by winning the national building and construction competitions, defeating St. Mary’s Boarding School Kitende 29-27 in the ball games held in Tororo.
The third edition of the Arena Schools Championship, held at Ssanga Matugga in Wakiso District, brought together enthusiastic student swimmers.
9 schools competed, aiming to unearth new swimming talents.
Hamza becomes 3rd after Butambala's Hassan Mubiru and Gomba's Simon Dungu, stepping down.
Ssingo FC has been rocked by a shockwave of resignations following their third consecutive draw in the ongoing Buganda Masaza Cup campaign.
Head coach Hamza Lutalo, along with his entire technical team, has officially stepped down from their roles, citing insecurity and internal sabotage.
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