Elvis Senono is a journalist based in Uganda, focusing on local sports and current affairs. He writes for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group company, as well as Cigalah Group. Elvis covers a wide range of topics, including football, politics, and societal issues, providing insightful and engaging articles to his readers.
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Elvis Senono's coverage predominantly focuses on the local sports scene in Uganda, particularly football. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to Ugandan football leagues, matches involving the national team (Uganda Cranes), and stories about local football players and clubs.
As his coverage attributes show a significant emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories, Elvis may also be interested in pieces that highlight how governmental decisions or policy changes impact the local sports scene. This could include insights into funding for sports programs or regulations affecting sporting events.
When pitching to Elvis Senono, it's important to tailor your content with a specific focus on Ugandan football and its intricate details as well as considering any potential links between government decisions and their effects on the country's sporting landscape.
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By: Elvis Senono
Head coach Simon Peter Mugerwa seems to have assembled a squad that looks able to compete with many a UPL side.
By: Elvis Senono
The 2023 season saw them finish eighth to further cement their mid-table status before last season's struggles that saw them confirm their place with two wins in the last five games.
By: Elvis Senono
Hakim Kiwanuka then added the fourth with a solo effort of his own as the Jogoos threatened to run riot in coach Morley Byekwaso's first game as Villa head coach.
By: Elvis Senono
Clement Ebasu got the all-important goal in the 37th minute heading in a corner from the right to silence the home crowd in Kumi.
By: Elvis Senono
Hakim Kiwanuka got the second for SC Villa. PHOTO/EDDIE CHICCO
By: Elvis Senono
KCCA coach Abdallah Mubiru had stocked the flames in the lead up to the encounter after describing Kitara as an on-form team that is not as big as is being portrayed in the media.
By: Elvis Senono
It was a deserved victory too, achieved with a clear game plan in which they set out to achieve an early goal and impose their physicality over the opponents.
By: Elvis Senono
Kabugo collapsed in the 70th minute of the game as Villa iniated the counter attack that led to their fifth goal.
By: Elvis Senono
Both KCCA FC board chairman Andrew Sserunjogi Mukiibi and patron Erias Lukwago prophesized the KCCA youth team graduate would return home in future.
By: Allan Okello Will, Elvis Senono
A massive drop in their set high standards last season however meant the games between the two teams carried little significance in terms of the title race as Villa deservedly clinched their 17th league crown.
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