Usain Bolt’s dream of claiming an unprecedented ‘triple-triple’ of sprint titles in Rio was still alive after he stormed to 100 metres victory in 9.81 seconds on Sunday night, beating America’s Justin Gatlin into second.
In a repeat of the result at last year’s World Championships Bolt got a predictably terrible start but came from behind to overhaul drugs cheat Gatlin, who clocked 9.89, in the dying metres. Canada’s Andre de Grasse clinched the bronze medal in a personal best 9.91.
Uganda Cranes captain Denis Onyango has retired from international football after over 16 years of service. The 35-year-old confirmed the news in a statement, through his...
By Lukeman Mutesasira Makindye west MP Allan Ssewanyana has announced his bid to run for the Federation of Uganda Football Associations, FUFA presidency. Addressing journalists today,...
By Andrew Mwanguhya More by this Author Hassan Wasswa, the hard-working defender-cum-midfield player, called time on his international career on Friday, a decision he says...
By Elvis Senono and Fred Mwambu Proline pride themselves in a vibrant youth structure that often churns out players to the club’s senior side. But since inception...
The fallout from Uganda Cranes’ failure to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations is now in full motion with the retirement of captain Denis Onyango...
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