Tag Archives: Governance

Kampala, Uganda — Uganda’s national football team, the Uganda national football team, continues to command talent, patriotism, and passionate public support. Yet its recurring setbacks reveal a deeper reality: the team’s most persistent challenges lie not in tactics or player quality, but in governance, policy coherence, and institutional discipline. The contrast between Uganda’s recent Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) campaign …

The Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) has taken a significant step toward strengthening its institutional governance after the National Management Committee adopted a revised Human Resource Manual and Retirement Policy. The milestone follows a detailed presentation by Katureebe Yaziidi, who spoke on behalf of a six-member subcommittee tasked with reviewing and validating the comprehensive 130-page draft document. Katureebe addressed members …

By Amiri Wabusimba. Across the world, cities are increasingly shaped not by plans, but by polls, urban order is negotiated against electoral survival, and the result is a dangerous illusion: that disorder can be governed, postponed, or selectively tolerated without long-term consequence. Kampala’s recent experience offers a sharp lesson in what happens when politics consistently outpaces planning. For years, Kampala …

Vipers SC: The Powerhouse Redefining Supremacy and Governance in Ugandan Football | Voice of Bugerere Home Sports Vipers SC: The Powerhouse Redefining Supremacy and Governance in Ugandan Football

Old Kampala– ‎The Shuura Council of the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC), sitting at the Old Kampala headquarters under the chairmanship of the Deputy Chairman, Sheikh Luutu Sulaiman Wandera, has adopted the Draft Rules of Procedure to guide its operations in accordance with the UMSC Constitution. Some of the council members during the meeting. (Courtesy photo) ‎‎The draft, made pursuant …

By Our ReporterVipers Sports Club’s bombshell announcement that it will not participate in the Uganda Premier League under FUFA’s new format has shaken the very foundations of Ugandan football.While some may dismiss the boycott as drastic, a closer look reveals a club pushed into a corner by a federation more intent on flexing its authority than fostering genuine consensus.On October …