KITANTE GOLF OPEN
KAMPALA - On Wednesday, Uganda's Phillip Kasozi and Kenya's Edwin Mudanyi shot an opening-round three-under-par 69 to take joint leadership as the Kitante Open teed off at the Uganda Golf Club on Wednesday.
Action returned on Thursday for the second round, where there would be a cut-off, with only the top 20 and ties playing the last two rounds for the sh40m prize money.
New Vision's Michael Nsubuga was at Kitante and froze the action:
 Zimbabwe's Sydney Wemba and Kenya's Owiti took to the course first in the second round of the Kitante Open
 Zimbabwe's Sydney Wemba and Kenya's Owiti took to the course first in the second round of the Kitante Open 
 Hesborn Kutwa whips his shot
 Hesborn Kutwa whips his shot 
 Uganda's Fred Wanzala goes for the target
 Uganda's Fred Wanzala goes for the target 
 Vincent Byamukama (left) and Phillip Kasozi in action
 Vincent Byamukama (left) and Phillip Kasozi in action 
 Edwin Mudanyi watches his shot roll off to the hole
 Edwin Mudanyi watches his shot roll off to the hole 
 Henry Lujja chips . . .
 Henry Lujja chips . . . 
 . . . Phillip Kasozi tees off . . .
 . . . Phillip Kasozi tees off . . . 
 . . . Herman 'Deco' Mutebi putts
 . . . Herman 'Deco' Mutebi putts 
 Henry Lujja twisted and turned to give his ball flight
 Henry Lujja twisted and turned to give his ball flight 
 Kenyan C.J Wangai in mid-week action
 Kenyan C.J Wangai in mid-week action 
 David Wakhu, Denis Anguyo and Lawrence Muhenda
 David Wakhu, Denis Anguyo and Lawrence Muhenda 
 Greg Snow and Jastas Madoya
 Greg Snow and Jastas Madoya 
 Ganeev Giddie putts
 Ganeev Giddie putts
 Zimbabwe's Robson Chinhoi
 Zimbabwe's Robson Chinhoi 
 Matthew Omondi, Mathew Wahome and David Kamulindwa
 Matthew Omondi, Mathew Wahome and David Kamulindwa 
 Becca Mwanja watches his shot in flight
 Becca Mwanja watches his shot in flight 
 Ugandan Deo Akope was also in action
 Ugandan Deo Akope was also in action 
 Kenyan John Karichu
 Kenyan John Karichu