In Brief
Jan 30, 2003
<b>Dinner off ...<br>MTN promo ...<br>Open off ...<br>Kyangungu! ...</b>
Dinner off
Uganda Rugby Football Union (URFU) has postponed the annual awards night that was scheduled to take place today at Sheraton Hotel. The annual event that sees various teams and players receive their honours has been re-scheduled for February 8 at the same venue. “We have to accomplish a few issues before the awards,†said official Herbert Wafula.
MTN promo
LUCKY football fans have a chance to win airtime worth sh50,000 if they correctly predict the final score of all CECAFA club championship preliminary matches involving Ugandan clubs. According to Moses Mukasa of ESL promotions, MTN subscribers should send their predictions to 198.
Open off
KENYA Open championships, the European Challenge tour event, scheduled for February has been called off to September owing to lack of sponsorship, organisers announced. It is the first time in recent years the event, which started in 1967, has had to be postponed. Chairman Kuria Kamau blamed the Kenyan economic downturn as one reason.
Kyangungu!
Clive Kyangungu departs today for the International Cricket Council (ICC) spinners academy set to start this Sunday in Harare, Zimbabwe. Kyangungu (18) will join other spinners on the continent in the academy conducted by Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) and ICC.
Uganda Rugby Football Union (URFU) has postponed the annual awards night that was scheduled to take place today at Sheraton Hotel. The annual event that sees various teams and players receive their honours has been re-scheduled for February 8 at the same venue. “We have to accomplish a few issues before the awards,†said official Herbert Wafula.
MTN promo
LUCKY football fans have a chance to win airtime worth sh50,000 if they correctly predict the final score of all CECAFA club championship preliminary matches involving Ugandan clubs. According to Moses Mukasa of ESL promotions, MTN subscribers should send their predictions to 198.
Open off
KENYA Open championships, the European Challenge tour event, scheduled for February has been called off to September owing to lack of sponsorship, organisers announced. It is the first time in recent years the event, which started in 1967, has had to be postponed. Chairman Kuria Kamau blamed the Kenyan economic downturn as one reason.
Kyangungu!
Clive Kyangungu departs today for the International Cricket Council (ICC) spinners academy set to start this Sunday in Harare, Zimbabwe. Kyangungu (18) will join other spinners on the continent in the academy conducted by Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) and ICC.