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FUFA reveals possession construction for UPL Golf equipment – The Panorama Uganda

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FUFA has revealed and up to date the checklist of Uganda Premier League membership house owners for 2025/26 season as recorded within the Federation’s Certificates of Membership Possession.

FUFA revealed the possession data for the 2025/26 season as submitted by its system;

Based on FUFA, BUL FC operates as BUL Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure. The listed subscribers are Barente Ronald and Yesho Titus.

Buhimba United Saints FC operates as Buhimba United Saints FC Ltd. Ahurra Julius holds 30%, Suta Mukama Everest holds 20%, Tumusiime Geofrey holds 10%, and Andwanaho Abiud holds 40%.

Calvary FC operates as Calvary Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure. The listed subscribers are Aniku Vincent and Onzima Kizito.

Entebbe UPPC FC operates as UPPC Soccer Membership Ltd with a distributed shareholding construction. Bwengye Francis holds 5%, Opoka Hellen holds 5%, Opio Okurut Joseph holds 18%, Bwengye Francis holds an extra 18%, Opoka Hellen holds an extra 18%, whereas Nansamba Bashirah and Nabirye Sarah every maintain 18%.

Categorical FC operates as Categorical Soccer Membership Restricted and has a large shareholder base. Vincent Bbale Mugera, Godfrey Kirumira Kalule, Suubi Kiwanuka Mulwanyi, Samuel Kisakye Sejjaaka, Robert Senabulya Ssawa and Jackson Monday Mugalu every maintain 1%. Kiryowa Mugambe Kiwanuka and Francis Kabonge Buwule every maintain 2%, Samuel Kiwanuka holds 1%, whereas 89% of the shares stay unallotted.

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KCCA FC operates as KCCA Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure, with Kampala Capital Metropolis Authority because the subscriber.

Kitara FC operates as Kitara Soccer Membership Restricted with a multi-shareholder construction. Musinguzi Denis and Atugonza Joshua every maintain 15%. Nyaika Gilbert, Mugerwa Francis, Kaboyo Brian, Kirungi Byakutaga Andrew, Wakabi Pius, Kaliisa Tadeo Judus and Bamwenda Godfrey every maintain 8%, whereas Nsabimana Emmanuel holds 6%.

Lugazi FC operates as Lugazi Soccer Membership Restricted. Abdul Kawuulu Mwanje holds a majority 87% stake, whereas Ssemanda Ahmed Kamadi, Ssekilime Khasim and Tahleem Abdul Salaam Mwanje every maintain 1%. Ten p.c of the shares stay unallotted.

Maroons FC operates as Maroons Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure. Its subscribers are Dr. Johnson Omuhunde Byabashaija, Mr. John Bosco Tumwebaze and Mr. Wilson Roberts Mukyasi.

Mbarara Metropolis FC operates as Mbarara Metropolis Soccer Membership Restricted and is totally owned by Mwine Mpaka Rwamirama, who holds 100%.

NEC FC operates as NEC Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure with Nationwide Enterprise Company and Bahanda Brian listed as subscribers.

Police FC operates as Police Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure. Its subscribers embody Halango Timothy Osric, Arinaitwe Peneaha Katureebe and Lajan Livingstone.

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Report league champions SC Villa operates below The Registered Trustees of Villa Member Belief, with possession vested within the members of the Villa Members Belief. The shareholding share shouldn’t be relevant below this mannequin.

UPDF FC operates as UPDF Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure. The listed subscribers are Hon. Gen. Wilson Mbadi Mbasu, Ms. Rosette Byengoma and Rtd. Brig. Gen. Wilson Muhabuzi.

URA FC operates as URA Soccer Membership Restricted and is structured as an organization restricted by assure. Its subscribers embody Kariisa Richard, Rubanga Alexander, Bernard Bainamani Bampaire, Labeja Ceasar, Kaduyu Moses Niola, Pulle John Amigo, Okabo Sam and Bajenja Edson.

Reigning Uganda Premier champions Vipers SC function as Vipers Sports activities Membership Restricted. Mulindwa Lawrence holds 90%, whereas Kitandwe Tadeus Lataaya and Kyobe Haruna every maintain 5%.

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Irish Premiership: Who will replace Declan Devine as Glentoran manager?

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Tiernan Lynch, Rodney McAree, Jim Magilton and Mick McDermott

Gary Hamilton has been linked with most Irish Premiership vacancies since he left his role at Glenavon in 2023.

Hamilton made 132 appearances and scored 70 goals for the east Belfast side and is already well respected at the club.

The 45-year-old has always had an eye for bringing in and developing younger talent, a skill which would benefit the Glens.

During his almost 12-year spell at the Lurgan Blues, he won the Irish Cup twice in 2014 and 2016, registered four third-place finishes and European football.

Hamilton currently manages Conference League side Ballymacash Rangers, who have won the Steel and Sons for the first time during his tenure.

A manager such as Hamilton, who has secured plenty of silverware during his career, will certainly tick a lot of the boxes that Glentoran would be hoping for in a new manager.

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Josh Kerr: Ultimate Championship 1500m winner ramps up debate over country vs brands kit

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Josh Kerr celebrates while holding the 1500m trophy after winning the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Champion event in Budapest, Hungary

Whereas players in sports like football earn a salary based on a contract with the team that employs them, and athletes in individual sports like tennis and golf can earn a great deal from prize money at major tournaments, athletics competitors rely much more heavily on personal sponsorships and endorsements.

That is because they are paid no direct annual salary, and the only standardised prize money on offer is $50,000 (£37,000) for winning gold in one of the 48 track and field events at the Olympics.

That prize money was only introduced at the 2024 Games in Paris, and is paltry compared to the potential millions in winnings on offer in other major sports.

Some nations – including the USA – also choose to pay athletes who win medals from their own resources, but Britain does not.

Instead, athletes are awarded funding and grants by UK Sport, with the majority of the money coming from the National Lottery.

UK Sport ranks athletes by how likely they are to win medals at major events, and gives more funding to those whose chances it believes are better.

Athletes typically use that funding to pay for training camps, equipment, travel and, in some cases, personal support staff like physiotherapists, nutritionists and chefs.

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So why would athletes be instructed to wear national team kit at the Ultimates?

The Ultimate Championship is billed as three fast-paced evenings with a record $10m (£7.4m) prize pot on offer for the biggest stars in athletics.

The condensed schedule and focus on star names is designed to appeal to viewers on television and social media – the latter likely playing a role in the focus on short, sharp bursts of action which can capture attention online.

Most viewers of athletics are used to watching athletes compete while wearing national kit at the Olympics and World Championships. Put simply, the use of a national kit makes it easier for the casual viewer to quickly spot who they should be rooting for and feel invested in the action.

But Kerr’s comments have highlighted the fact that something which may well improve the viewing experience can be felt as a direct financial negative by the athletes themselves.

With the next edition of the Ultimate Championship set to take place in September 2028, shortly after the Olympics in Los Angeles, the battle between brands and country could continue to heat up.

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Ludek Miklosko: Ex-West Ham goalkeeper dies aged 64

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Ludek Miklosko wearing a West Ham scarf and waving

Former West Ham, QPR and Czech Republic goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko has died at the age of 64.

Miklosko made almost 400 appearances for the Hammers from 1990 to 1998 and was much loved by supporters, who regularly sang his name long after he left the club.

He later returned as a goalkeeping coach.

Miklosko withdrew from cancer treatment in December 2024, three years after his diagnosis.

Days later he returned to West Ham’s London Stadium for a Premier League match against Liverpool to a hero’s reception.

A West Ham statement read: “It is with deep and profound sadness that West Ham United announces the passing of legendary former goalkeeper and coach, Luděk Miklosko.

“Rest in peace Ludek, our beloved, inspirational goalkeeper and gentle giant of a man.”

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