Andrew Mwanguhya
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Triumphant Uganda turn guns to Ivorians
Uganda defied odds to beat fancied 10-man Senegal 1-0 on Wednesday and waltz into the final group game against Ivory Coast on Sunday in total control of proceedings. The Cranes captain of the... → Read More
Superstars that have stood tallest since Independence
ATHLETICS John Akii-Bua Joshua Cheptegei has since come and shattered every record in his trade, putting world and Ugandan greats Stephen Kiprotich and John Akii Bua in the shade. But nothing... → Read More
NY Red Bulls see huge prospects in Sserwadda
The contract, his first professional one over there, sees the young midfielder occupy an international spot on the Red Bulls roster, hardly an easy task given the competition → Read More
No silent exit for Mugerwa as KCCA releases eight stars
Sources tell the Monitor that the player is demanding a balance of Shs13m in sign-on fees, and wants his full wages for a year that is left on his contract paid by the club → Read More
Motsepe shifts Afcon finals goalposts again
Caf president Patrice Motsepe announced at the weekend that the next Africa Cup of Nations, to be played in Ivory Coast, will instead take place in 2024, and not 2023 → Read More
Mokwena pleads for Micho, hails Onyango
The Mamelodi Sundowns coach says Uganda have a good coach but the fact is all coaches they live and die by the results → Read More
Algerians leave Cranes and company in a race for crumbs
Uganda, Niger and Tanzania now effectively in a sobering league of their own in the wake of the Fennec Foxes fast break in Group F of the Nations Cup qualifiers → Read More
Magogo to Micho: Beat Tanzania or head home
This publication can reveal that the riot act was read for the man, who guided Uganda to their first Afcon finals in four decades in 2017 before a stint away and back, at Kitende on Wednesday → Read More
Flight halted
Micho and his men will now focus on September window to realign their Afcon qualification strategy after Niger disagreed with their planned ‘take-off’ last evening → Read More
Uganda ‘begin’ Afcon journey
The Cranes have won their last home qualifying games against Niger - both in the World Cup and Afcon, a trend Ugandans and Micho will hope continues → Read More
Uganda-Niger a close affair
No room for errors. The two nations tend to give-and-take in their encounters, but they also enjoy their respective home advantages, which should encourage the Cranes at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende. → Read More
A football clinic
Strikers Muhammad Shaban is expected to be fit for Wednesday, while Fahad Bayo could also return after inexplicable omission from the squad in Algiers → Read More
Cranes big dream: Uganda back in the Afcon hunt
The absence of English Premier League stars Riyad Mahrez and Said Benrahma is a relief to Cranes defence → Read More
Uganda shall need perfection on road
Uganda Cranes picked six points away from home on each of the last two times they qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations → Read More
Cranes' 10-point task
The encouragement is that Uganda drew 1-1 in 1973 and 1995 in Algeria during Afcon qualifiers for the following respective years → Read More
Ssimu sees Cranes troubling Algerians
The Cranes beat Algeria 2-1 in Kampala and drew 1-1 away to qualify for the 1974 Afcon finals → Read More
Shaban anxious to strike Cranes notes
The returns have been 15 league goals, only behind top scorer and Vipers striker Caesar Manzoki on 18 → Read More
Algeria records give Cranes hope
Uganda and Algeria come into this weekend’s clash having met 11 times, with the Fennec Foxes winning four times and the Cranes one fewer → Read More
Ibra Sekajja talking goals ahead of Algeria match
Sekajja, who has also played for English side Crystal Palace among a host of several others, has scored five goals in 16 appearances for Dulwich Hamlet this season → Read More
Algeria coach warns no more small teams
Having also failed in the playoffs of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers, Belmadi now knows a clean sweep to Ivory Coast Afcon 2023 is his only saving grace → Read More