Send us a Text Message.Today, we're taking you on a thrilling journey to Busika's Extreme Adventure Park or what many of you love to call the Busika Motocross Arena. Now this is where adrenaline meets family pride.Get ready to be inspired as I sit down with Mrs. Evas Orland, the proud mother of three African champions, Stav, Aviv, and Alon Orland.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.Denis Masinde Onyango continued to cement his status as the most decorated footballer in the history of the Premier Soccer LeagueDenis Onynago captained Mamelodi Sundowns to a 17 Premier Soccer League title which was his 11. Onyago who was guiding Sundowns to their seventh straight league triumph has now won eight with the side adding on the three he won with Super UnitedOnyango's trophy cabinet shines with 3 Nedbank Cups as well as an MTN 8 title and a CAF Super Cup. The pinnacle of his achievements includes the 2016 CAF Champions League triumph, coupled with the prestigious 2016 African Player based African accolade.Onyango and Sundowns secured victory in the inaugural African Football League in 2024. He was named in the CAF Team of the Year in 2016 and 2018.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.The Pearl of Africa Rally stands as the pinnacle of Uganda's rally calendar and arguably the most significant sporting event in the country since 1996. As we gear up for the 2024 edition, which also marks the opening round of the African Rally Championship from May 10th to 12th, anticipation and excitement are palpable.In this episode of the Sports Journal, we delve into the heart of the rally with insights from key figures shaping its course.I had the privilege of conversing with Jimmy Akena, the newly elected President of the Federation of Motorsport Clubs of Uganda (FMU), alongside Reynold Kibira, the General Secretary, Omar Mayanja, the Clerk of Course, Nasser Mutebi, the 2010 National Rally Champion, and the seasoned journalist Robert Nkollo, known commonly as Rob Styles.Their shared experiences, expectations, and insights into the Pearl of Africa Rally offer a compelling narrative of what makes this event so special. Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.And welcome to another episode of the Sports Journal, Where we feature the State Minister for Sports Peter Ogwang.He had alot to say about the Teryet High Altitude training centre, the Kampala Arena and the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations that will be hosted by Uganda, Kenya and TanzaniaSupport the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.In this special edition of the Sports Journal, we spotlight the exciting journey of the Victoria Pearls as they gear up for the T20 Global Qualifiers in Abu Dhabi. This edition is dedicated to getting to know the dynamic leader at the helm, Janet Mbabazi, who has recently been named the captain of the team. Under her leadership, the Victoria Pearls aim to showcase their talent and determination on the international stage.With a mix of seasoned players and fresh talent, the team is poised to make a significant impact. Join us as we dive into this exclusive chat with the all-rounder Janet Mbabazi, discussing her new role, the team's preparations, and their aspirations for the tournament ahead.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of The Sports Journal, we’re venturing into the world of sports law with a special focus on a remarkable individual who's breaking barriers and shaping the future. Our guest is Prisca Mutesi, a distinguished Ugandan lawyer whose expertise and passion have led her to the forefront of international sports law. Currently serving as a Senior Legal Counsel with the FIA, Prisca has also made her mark during a seven-year tenure with FIFA. Join us as we dive into her journey, the challenges she’s faced, and the impact she’s making in the realm of sportsSupport the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.Hello and welcome to a fresh episode of the sports journal this time coming to you from Dar Es Salaam Tanzania ahead of the first leg quarter-finals of the Champions League between Simba and reigning African champions  Al Ahly on March 29 and then Yanga SC who face 2016 winners Mamelodi Sundowns of South AfricaPeter Tabu joins me on this oneSupport the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to The Sports Journal, the show where we dive deep into the inspiring journeys of sports figures who have left a mark on the game. Today, we have a very special episode for all the golf enthusiasts and aspiring athletes out there.  We're sitting down with Ronald Rugumayo, a name that has recently etched itself into the history books of Ugandan sports. Ronald has achieved what no Ugandan has before - making the cut at the prestigious Magical Kenya Open.  His journey from the greens of Uganda to the international stage is nothing short of remarkable. So, grab your headphones, and let's get into the swing of things as we uncover the drive, determination, and talent of Ronald Rugumayo.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.We are thrilled to have with us Haniisha Muhameed, a phenomenal netball player whose journey from the courts of Uganda to the UK's Surrey Storms is nothing short of inspiring. From starting her career as a Goal Shooter to now dominating as a Goalkeeper, Haniisha's story is about resilience, growth, and passion for netball.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.Amos Okech, a Ugandan residing and working in Ivory Coast, has shared his insights on the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations. Reflecting on the tournament's outcomes, Okech discusses key lessons for East Africa as it prepares for Pamoja 2027. His perspective sheds light on strategic improvements and collaborative efforts that East African teams can adopt to enhance their performance in the upcoming event.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.In this riveting episode, we dive deep into the heart of African football with a distinguished panel of students from Félix Houphouët-Boigny University in Ivory Coast. Joined by Abraham Tetteh and Selorm Dzogbeneu from Ghana, Thiephile Owusu-Ansah also from Ghana, Orina Andrew from Kenya, and Wycliff Talemwa from Uganda, we explore the thrilling journey of the AFCON 2023. Each guest brings a unique perspective, sharing personal anecdotes, cultural insights, and expert analysis on the tournament's impact on their countries and the continent at large. From unforgettable matches to passionate fan experiences, this episode offers a comprehensive look into the African Cup of Nations through the eyes of those who lived it firsthand.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.Abudu Kawuulu Mwanje is a devout football enthusiast whose passion for the game propels him across continents to support his favourite teams. However, his journey transcends the mere spectacle of football. Mwanje seeks out deeper insights and lessons from his global football escapades, aiming to harness these experiences to foster the development of the sport in his homeland. His adventures are not just about the thrill of the game but about extracting valuable strategies, understanding diverse football cultures, and implementing these learnings to enrich the football scene back home. Through his dedicated pursuit, Mwanje exemplifies how one's love for sport can evolve into a mission for greater communal growth and development.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.International events like the Africa Cup of Nations are often seen as economic boosters, particularly benefiting sectors such as hospitality and transportation. However, my conversation with Stephanie Zadi, a food vendor at Trechville’s Cultural de Palace Fan Zone, tells a different story. Despite expectations, Stephanie reveals that this AFCON has brought losses, not profitsSupport the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.Join us as Danish journalist Buster Emil, with his unique experience of covering three consecutive AFCONs and visiting all East African Cup nations, shares his insights and expectations for Pamoja AFCON 2027Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.In the inaugural episode of the #AFCONWithClive Podcast, I am joined by esteemed Ghanaian journalist Nuhu Adams and the insightful Cameroonian Giovanni Bambe Waneh. Together, we delve into the triumphs and challenges of the 34th Africa Cup of Nations, sharing expert analysis and behind-the-scenes stories from the tournamentSupport the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.Get ready for an exciting journey as we bring you the heart-pounding news straight from Uganda's sports scene on 88.2 San UFM. Hear from Alvin Bagaya, the Uganda Tennis General Secretary, who shares how the return of the Uganda Tennis Open after a decade is sparking a resurgence in the local tennis scene. Bagaya’s enthusiasm for the competition is tangible, and he offers an in-depth discussion about the tremendous support from the national council of sports, which is essential for the success of this premier event.But that's just the tip of the iceberg. We also pull back the curtain on the curious case of the She Cranes, Uganda's national netball team, and their absence from the African netball championship. Hear from the state minister for sports, Peter Ogwang, who breaks down the team's plans and their current standing. The story gets even more riveting as we delve into the controversies surrounding the netball federation and President Sarah Babirye Kityo, who maintains her innocence amidst allegations of financial misconduct. All this, and much more jaw-dropping updates from the sports world in Uganda, await you. Buckle up and enjoy the ride!Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.The Cricket Cranes made history by qualifying for their first-ever ICC Men's T20 World Cup. In a decisive match, Uganda triumphed over Rwanda with a commanding nine-wicket victory, securing their place in the 2024 tournament set to take place in the West Indies and the USA. This landmark win against Rwanda marked their fifth in six games during the competition, a remarkable feat that included a victory against the test-playing nation, Zimbabwe. Following this historic achievement, we spoke with interim head coach Jackson Ogwang, team captain Brian Masaba, and the talented all-rounders Riazat Ali Shah and Alpesh Ramujani.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.The appointment of Paul Joseph Put as Uganda Cranes' coach sparks diverse opinions. With a rich coaching resume across Africa, the seasoned 67-year-old is set to lead a transitioning Cranes squad. Journalists David Kwalimwa and Shaban Lubega weigh in on Put's potential impact and his past Africa Cup of Nations success.Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.The Gambia is not one of the football powerhouses at least not on the African Continent, unlike their Saturday opponents Senegal who currently hold Africa’s prestigious trophies. Currently ranked 126th in the world, one may think they are punching above their weight, having qualified for their first-ever FIFA U20 world cup. Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports

Send us a Text Message.History was made last night at the Cairo International Stadium when Gambia defeated seven time winners Nigeria in the semifinals of the U20 Africa Cup of Nations yesterday to qualify for the competition's final. They face Senegal in the final on Saturday, the Young Terangas defeated Tunisia 3-0 at the Suez Canal Authority Stadium in Ismailia to qualify for their fourth final. I had a chat with Gambian sports journalist Amadou Tamba about this Gambian side that also finished the third two years in Mauritania and Gambian football in general. Support the Show.We bring to life everything sports