Allan Darren Kyeyune is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He is currently writing for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group company. Allan's articles focus on local sports events, particularly in the field of golf, and he has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Bach (C) is received by the sports minister Peter Ogwang (L) and legend Joshua Cheptegei (2nd R). PHOTOS/JOHN BATANUDDE
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Kabasweka expects a field from clubs including West Nile, Mbale, Serena, Uganda Golf Club, Entebbe, Namulonge, Kilembe, Kabale, Kinyara and Mbarara.
By: Innocent Ndawula, Allan Darren Kyeyune
This skilled team has worked alongside Sharma since the T20 World Cup preparations, and their influence is certain to shape the Cranes into a formidable unit.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Kabasweka is currently one of the country’s leading top female players. However, responsibilities as the lady captain of Tooro Golf Club were expected to deter her performance at the 36-hole...
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Both countries are gearing up for the International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket World Cup Challenge League (CWCCL) B, scheduled for November 4-16 at Lugogo and Entebbe Oval.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
The 37-man field also has Deo Akope, Phillip Kasozi, Ronald Otile, Grace Kasango, two lady professionals Evah Magala and Irene Nakalembe.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Mrs. Bach (L) meets the Nnaabagereka . PHOTOS/DARREN ALLAN KYEYUNE
To cancel out four bogeys, Kasango fired an eagle on the No.7 green and had two birdies sunk on the 14th and 16th cups. Opio played three birdies on Holes No.7, No.11 and No.15 but bogeys on par-4 No.13, No.16 and No.17 dented him.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
The Namulonge professionals like Marvin Kibirige, James Koto, Fred Nkuraga and Tom Jjingo will compete against a class field comprising Entebbe Open champion Rodell Gaita among others over 36...
The conversation has oscillated in leaps and bounds across varying disciplines including athletics, football, golf among others but there are those who have smelt the coffee regarding its impact on the economy.
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