Court gives FUFA, Maroons FC upto Monday

by Reporter

September 4, 2014

in News, Sports

FUFA president Moses Magogo

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High Court judge Steven Musota has given FUFA and Maroons Football club up to Monday September 8th to conclude their out of court negotiations.
This is after both parties informed court that they needed more time to finalize their talks that are being mediated by the state sports minister Charles Bakabulindi.
The minister told them that he needed to first consult with his colleagues in the ministry before reaching a conclusive decision.
Maroons FC dragged FUFA, its president Moses Magogo and the super league to the High Court accusing them of unlawfully excluding them from the Uganda super league.

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