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Nigerian players participating in the 1st Governor's Open Squash Championship which strokes off today across four centres in the state have promised to shock international players also featuring in the championship.
IT is not surprising that D'Mark Power needed overtime to defeat Kyambogo Warriors 75-72 in Game 1 of the men's best-of-seven playoff finals at YMCA on Friday.
UGANDAN athletes are ready to retain the MTN Kampala Marathon title, but the biggest competition will be in the 10km races, where former World champion medallists Moses Kipsiro and Dorcus Inzikuru are expected to fight for titles. But it will not be that easy in the star studded line ups.
UGANDA will send six boxers to the President's Cup in Taiwan next month.
THE Fifa World Cup tour to the country as well as the 2010 Africa Nations' Cup qualifying round have completely erased the most important sporting aspect whose effect may hinder sports development in the country.
I know you may not get shocked by what I'm about to reveal because it was more or less expected, but the truth is, Branko Tucak wasn't the main reason for Amavubi Stars' failure to qualify for next January's Nations Cup like the picture has been painted to us believe so.
RWANDA football federation, Ferwafa has summoned a 26-man team to start preparations for Orange Challenge Cup which starts next week in Nairobi, Kenya.
As the mini transfer window heats up, Young Africans have requested for International Transfer Certificates (ITC) of Nadir Haroub (Cannavaro) and John Njoroge.
Veteran golfer George Liljeblad put in a scintillating display to win the Zain Golf Tournament in the 18-hole event at Lugalo course on Sunday.
Sara Bura defeated her archrival Georgina Kaindoah by 2-1 sets in the BQ Junior Tennis Tornament held at Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club on Sunday.
The title unification bout pitting the UBO middleweight champion, Francis Cheka and Argentine Enrico Areco will now take place at PTA Hall in Dar es Salaam, the Pugilist Syndicate of Tanzania (PST) said yesterday.
ADRIEN Niyonshuti scooped his first podium finish in this year's Tour of Rwanda after finishing second in yesterday's stage six from Kicukiro to Bugesera.
RICHARD Ainley enjoyed a winning foray in Rwanda as he claimed the RwandAir Rwanda Open at Kigali Golf Club.
Defending league champions APR were a frustrated lot after yesterday's stalemate against Electrogaz.
Kagame Cup and Peace Cup winners Atraco maintained their lead at the top of the national football league standings after a narrow 1-0 win over AS Kigali yesterday at Mumena ground.
APR has named 29 youngsters, who will join the club's football academy in January, 2010.
FUFA publicist Rogers Mulindwa sparked off fears that Uganda Cranes might not defend their CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup title because the soccer federation has run out of money.
David Mutai outsprinted his counterpart Naibei Rutto in the final 100 metres as Kenya regained the MTN Kampala International Marathon title yesterday.
UGANDA golfer Stephen Kasaija maintained his composure in the final round to win the Rwanda Open yesterday.
MTN Heathens added another title to their impressive collection by winning the Uganda Rugby Union Super Cup on Saturday.
THERE is no doubt that the MTN Kampala Marathon is destined to be one of Africa's leading sports events and is bigger and more exciting than before. As athletics chief Dan Tamwesigire said, the event is also clear testimony of how corporate responsibility is essential for the development and growth of communities.
CRANES coach Robert Williamson may not have been impressed by the form of Johnson Bagoole but the midfielder has attracted the attention of DRC Congo's premier side AS Vita.
CHAMPIONS URA's 1-0 win at home in Namboole on Saturday is latest indication that the side is determined to continue the fight for the title after a dismal start.
FOR an international-ranked event, the just-concluded Kampala MTN Marathon was lacking in several aspects. As someone put it, there was little to show that this was the sixth edition of the annual competition.
By 6.00 am, Kololo was a sea of yellow as thousands eager to race jostled for prime positions.
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