In Brief
May 30, 2005
Boyz happy<br>boxing<br>EMBASSY Supermarket has offered lightweight boxer Peter ‘Boyz Boyz’ Ssemwogerere free shopping until June 18 when he will challenge Ghanaian Africa Boxing Union (ABU) champion Abdulai Amidu at Sabrinas pub in Kampala.
Boyz happy
boxing
EMBASSY Supermarket has offered lightweight boxer Peter ‘Boyz Boyz’ Ssemwogerere free shopping until June 18 when he will challenge Ghanaian Africa Boxing Union (ABU) champion Abdulai Amidu at Sabrinas pub in Kampala. The offer includes foodstuffs to enable Boyz Boyz sufficient nutrition during his preparations for the ABU title fight.
Military crash
Men UPDF 15 Police 17 Women
UPDF 13 Police 20
POLICE HC men and women sides improved their title chances with wins over rivals UPDF at Bombo on Saturday. Rain washed the arch-rivals previous encounter.
Lubiri boosts
LUBIRI HS has boosted Buganda volleyball championship with sh0.5m ahead of the meet June 4-5. School deputy headmaster Ben Sembajjwe handed the money to the organising committee boss James Kayiwa on Saturday. “We are happy to associate with volleyball. It has always been our wish to assist the society around us,†Sembajjwe said.
boxing
EMBASSY Supermarket has offered lightweight boxer Peter ‘Boyz Boyz’ Ssemwogerere free shopping until June 18 when he will challenge Ghanaian Africa Boxing Union (ABU) champion Abdulai Amidu at Sabrinas pub in Kampala. The offer includes foodstuffs to enable Boyz Boyz sufficient nutrition during his preparations for the ABU title fight.
Military crash
Men UPDF 15 Police 17 Women
UPDF 13 Police 20
POLICE HC men and women sides improved their title chances with wins over rivals UPDF at Bombo on Saturday. Rain washed the arch-rivals previous encounter.
Lubiri boosts
LUBIRI HS has boosted Buganda volleyball championship with sh0.5m ahead of the meet June 4-5. School deputy headmaster Ben Sembajjwe handed the money to the organising committee boss James Kayiwa on Saturday. “We are happy to associate with volleyball. It has always been our wish to assist the society around us,†Sembajjwe said.