Ismael Kiyonga is a sports journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He writes for Kawowo Sports and covers local sports events, with a focus on football. Ismael provides previews, analysis, and interviews for various matches and tournaments, including the Africa Cup of Nations.
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The StarTimes Uganda Premier League takes a break as Uganda Cranes prepares to take on both South Africa and Congo in the decisive matches for the Afcon 2025 qualifiers.
By: Ismael Kiyonga
That Uganda is the Pearl of Africa is undoubted. The countries' beautiful scenery in all corners – the mountains, the Nile and its source, the
However, defeat or draw for Congo in Juba means both Uganda and South Africa will go into the Friday clash already qualified and thus play for pride.
By: Ismael Kiyonga
Already, seven nations including hosts Morocco have confirmed their presence at the 35th edition along former champions Algeria, DR Congo, Egypt and Senegal.
By: Ismael Kiyonga
The two sides settled for a four goal thrilling draw in the opening match of the campaign but both have a chance to seal qualification at Namboole if South Sudan deny third placed Congo a win in Juba on Thursday.
By: Ismael Kiyonga
Both Uganda and South Africa will seal qualification however if Congo fails to beat South Sudan in Juba which will mean the clash between the two sides on Friday at Namboole is one to fight for who tops the group and for pride.
By: Ismael Kiyonga
Excluding Fufa Super 8 matches, Mubiru has managed 34 competitive matches since his appointment with 30 of those in the league and four in the Stanbic Uganda Cup.
The result left 3rd placed Red Devils of Congo on 5 points with no chance to surpass either Uganda or South Africa who are on 10 and 8 points respectively.
The result left 3rd placed Red Devils of Congo on 4 points with no chance to surpass either Uganda or South Africa who are on 10 and 8 points respectively.
By: Ismael Kiyonga
With both teams already qualified following Congo's failure to beat South Sudan in Juba, the aim will be to determine who tops Group K.
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