In Brief
Mar 22, 2004
<b> Cayeux Wins </b><br>ZIMBABWEAN Marc Cayeux lifted the 36th edition of the Kenya Open golf championships on Sunday at Karen club when he beat Sweden's Leif Westerberg in a dramatic playoff on hole 12 to win a cash prize of Ksh1.76m. The two had tied on 10 under par total of 270 after round four
Cayeux Wins
ZIMBABWEAN Marc Cayeux lifted the 36th edition of the Kenya Open golf championships on Sunday at Karen club when he beat Sweden's Leif Westerberg in a dramatic playoff on hole 12 to win a cash prize of Ksh1.76m. The two had tied on 10 under par total of 270 after round four prompting a sudden death playoff.
FUFA Wait
FUFA president Denis Obua has said that they are waiting for an answer from the Egyptian Embassy before they know when they will get a foreign coach. FUFA president Denis Obua said that they were expecting a response from the embassy not later than next week.
Uzunga Set
FOUR Ugandan stars including Godfrey Uzunga are due in Nairobi tomorrow for the International Tennis Federation (ITF) money circuit. The group also has Charles Yokwe, James Odongo and Patrick Olobo. The four-day event starts on Wednesday. Uzunga will be looking to carry his impressive display to the two legs.
Maganjo Get
UGANDA Netball Federation (UNF) and Federation of Uganda Basketball Association (FUBA) have secured portions of the sh50m Maganjo Grain Millers have set aside to aid sports governing bodies in Uganda. Maganjo’s Alex Lugya said the two were chosen after they presented programmes.
ZIMBABWEAN Marc Cayeux lifted the 36th edition of the Kenya Open golf championships on Sunday at Karen club when he beat Sweden's Leif Westerberg in a dramatic playoff on hole 12 to win a cash prize of Ksh1.76m. The two had tied on 10 under par total of 270 after round four prompting a sudden death playoff.
FUFA Wait
FUFA president Denis Obua has said that they are waiting for an answer from the Egyptian Embassy before they know when they will get a foreign coach. FUFA president Denis Obua said that they were expecting a response from the embassy not later than next week.
Uzunga Set
FOUR Ugandan stars including Godfrey Uzunga are due in Nairobi tomorrow for the International Tennis Federation (ITF) money circuit. The group also has Charles Yokwe, James Odongo and Patrick Olobo. The four-day event starts on Wednesday. Uzunga will be looking to carry his impressive display to the two legs.
Maganjo Get
UGANDA Netball Federation (UNF) and Federation of Uganda Basketball Association (FUBA) have secured portions of the sh50m Maganjo Grain Millers have set aside to aid sports governing bodies in Uganda. Maganjo’s Alex Lugya said the two were chosen after they presented programmes.