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CAF has opened a major supplier registration process ahead of AFCON 2027, creating early commercial opportunities for Ugandan businesses in transport, hospitality, technology, catering and event management.
After a 3–1 loss to Tunisia, the Cranes must beat Tanzania in a high-stakes East African derby to keep their qualification hopes alive.
Uganda return to the Africa Cup of Nations facing Nigeria, Tunisia and Tanzania in a demanding Group C. With history, belief and a changing squad dynamic, the Cranes are convinced they are contenders.
The first batch of seventeen players, accompanied by Head Coach Paul Put and a full technical unit, left Kampala on Sunday evening for an eleven-day intensive camp.
The Cranes scored 8 in the group stage but conceded 6. Senegal let in just one. Saturday’s clash will pit firepower against resilience in a finely poised CHAN quarterfinal.
For two decades, Uganda has knocked at the door of CHAN success. Tonight, one point against South Africa could open it at last.
Friday’s clash against Guinea is no ordinary fixture. It’s a battle for belief, legacy, and national pride.
At 8 p.m., under roaring floodlights and pounding drums, Uganda will begin its campaign against Algeria.
Gone are the days of the lone touchline commander. As new FUFA mandates raise the bar for qualifications, Uganda’s top clubs are pairing up licensed coaches in pursuit of results.
With the group standings razor-thin, Uganda must beat Kenya tonight to stay alive in the CECAFA Women’s Championship.