Where Humanity Meets the Headlines
Regional powerhouses from Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe join hosts UNIK in a fierce battle for the Uganda International Woodball Open title this weekend.
The Uganda Karate Open Championship kicks off in Busia, marking the revival of karate in Uganda and selecting the national team for the East Africa Championship.
Lugogo Sports Complex will receive the largest share of NCS's sh266b capital development fund for 2027-28, featuring a new 15,000-seat indoor stadium and more.
Kenya's Limuru Country Club hosted the fourth I&M Bank Katogo Golf Series, uniting 252 golfers from Kenya and Uganda in a spirited cross-border competition.
NCS has urged Uganda's women's handball team to build strong digital brands as they head to Tanzania for the Zone V Championship.
West Ham have named Scott Parker as their new manager after sacking Nuno Espirito Santo. Parker returns to the club where he spent four seasons as a player.
Bruno Fernandes says Manchester United's comeback win over Roma can be the start of something good, and dismisses lies about his relationship with manager Michael Carrick.
Phil Foden says he is rediscovering his best form after a difficult spell that saw him miss England's 2026 World Cup squad.
Jose Mourinho has paid tribute to Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, whose death after an on-pitch collision has left the football world in mourning.
FIFA allows Council members to view key documents on the aborted World Cup private investment plan, as UEFA's deadline for answers passes.
Miodi Aksam struck an 85th-minute winner as IUEA edged Bishop Stuart University 2-1 to open their Pepsi UFL campaign on a high.
BUL FC moved to the top of the Uganda Premier League after a 2-1 win over SC Villa, ending Villa's unbeaten start and strengthening their title ambitions.