George Katongole is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He writes for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company, and his work has also appeared in Kawowo Sports, NationAfrica, and Cigalah Group. George covers a range of topics including sports, agriculture, and local events, providing insightful and engaging articles for his readers.
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George Katongole's coverage mainly focuses on local sports events, particularly university games and athletics. Additionally, he covers agriculture-related topics such as adding value to agricultural products like shea nuts and finger millet.
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By: George Katongole
The national league, which resumed on Sunday after a 19-month hiatus, featured eight games, including four new teams.
By: George Katongole
Trevor Oming of Stroke in previous woodball action. Stroke have thawed at a time they are supposed to stage a title fight. PHOTO/GEORGE KATONGOLE
By: George Katongole
A bonus point is awarded to teams that achieve a victory margin of 15 racks or more.
By: George Katongole
Ruth Kasigi harvests coffee in their plantation in Mpigi. PHOTO/george katongole
By: George Katongole
The 14th edition of this prestigious event which climaxes at Lugogo Indoor Stadium, sponsored by Nile Special, promises a weekend of intense competition as players from all corners of Uganda battle it out for a chance to advance to the main event.
By: George Katongole
Apita, who made the final 16-man team as the highest ranked player, brings a wealth of experience to the captaincy role.
By: George Katongole
The Kireka-based side was started this year after Totez Bar closed shop. The new owners that include pool enthusiast Rogers Ssemanda, gathered pool players together putting in place five tables at the new Adi’s Spot along Namugongo Road.
By: George Katongole
Some senior Prisons officers and other members of the Uganda Prisons fraternity had gathered to witness what could have been Prisons crowning glory, and a third Woodball League third title in a row on the penultimate weekend.
By: George Katongole
Kids of Africa is a Swiss charity that takes care of orphaned and disadvantaged children offering them a way for a better future. Most of the children are encouraged to exploit their talents with...
By: George Katongole
Representatives of Satguru Uganda pose for a photo with players and officials of the Woodball Cranes during the ticket handover in Nakulabye. PHOTO/GEORGE KATONGOLE
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