Sports in brief
Jun 02, 2008
<b>SuperSport to run Pearl clips</b><br>RALLYING - Viewers who missed the KCB Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally 2008 in April can catch recorded clips of the event on SuperSport channels SS2 and SS6 from 6pm daily until Thursday.
SuperSport to run Pearl clips
RALLYING - Viewers who missed the KCB Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally 2008 in April can catch recorded clips of the event on SuperSport channels SS2 and SS6 from 6pm daily until Thursday. James Whyte from Zimbabwe won the rally. According to a copy posted to FMU pearl of Africa organising committee, the clip will be run for 26 minutes on the respective days.
ISU boosts malaria fund
SWIMMING - After swimming 364km International School of Uganda has raised sh7.4m towards the 2008 World Swim Against Malaria. The money was handed over last Thursday to by Dr Donald Groves, head of ISU, to Betty Lumu, events manager of the malaria consortium and Grainne Burley of Equator swimming club. Part of the money will be used to purchase 1,000 mosquito nets for Mulago hospital. Seven school's participated in the global drive.
KCB sweeps regional titles
VOLLEYBALL - Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) lifted both the men and women's titles at the close of the regional ECAVCO volleyball club championships that ended in Nairobi on Sunday. The men's team eclipsed favourites APR of Rwanda 3-1 while the women's side beat Africa champions Kenya Prisons by the same score to stamp their authority in the region.
RALLYING - Viewers who missed the KCB Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally 2008 in April can catch recorded clips of the event on SuperSport channels SS2 and SS6 from 6pm daily until Thursday. James Whyte from Zimbabwe won the rally. According to a copy posted to FMU pearl of Africa organising committee, the clip will be run for 26 minutes on the respective days.
ISU boosts malaria fund
SWIMMING - After swimming 364km International School of Uganda has raised sh7.4m towards the 2008 World Swim Against Malaria. The money was handed over last Thursday to by Dr Donald Groves, head of ISU, to Betty Lumu, events manager of the malaria consortium and Grainne Burley of Equator swimming club. Part of the money will be used to purchase 1,000 mosquito nets for Mulago hospital. Seven school's participated in the global drive.
KCB sweeps regional titles
VOLLEYBALL - Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) lifted both the men and women's titles at the close of the regional ECAVCO volleyball club championships that ended in Nairobi on Sunday. The men's team eclipsed favourites APR of Rwanda 3-1 while the women's side beat Africa champions Kenya Prisons by the same score to stamp their authority in the region.