Tanzanian based international rally co-driver Moses Matovu experienced a fraught start to his 2010 FIA African Rally Championship season when he and driver Jas Mangat retired their Subaru Impreza N12B from a podium position with overheating issues.
The pair, who were teamed up for the first time on the Kobil Rally of Tanzania, experienced handling [...]

Sunday 30th August was yet again the Annual Clans of the Baganda in the UK  Sports day which was held at McMillan Stadium at Newham Leisure Centre in East London. As usual, it was a well attended event with a range of activities to suit almost everybody from the age of 3 upwards. Competitive activities [...]

International rallying co-driver Moses Matovu narrowly missed out on a podium finish on last weekend’s Toyota Zimbabwe Challenge Rally when he co-drove fellow Ugandan Emmanuel Katto to fifth overall and fourth registered driver in the three day long event.
The lead up to this, the final round of the 2009 FIA African Rally Championship, was [...]

The highly popular London hosted Annual Ebika Bya Baganda e Bungereza Sports Day for this year is slated for Sunday 30th August 2009 according to one of the organizers, Mw. Fred Ssemugera. Individual and team events will include track and field, rope tag of war, omweso, drafts, table tennis, basketball, badminton, swimming and 5-a-side soccer. [...]

Experienced rallying co-driver Moses Matovu heads to Zimbabwe for the forthcoming FIA African Rally Championship grand finale hoping to end the 2009 rallying season on a high after a string of troublesome rallies recently.
Moses, who co-drives for top Ugandan rally drive Emmanuel Katto in a Tommi Makinen Racing Subaru Impreza N14, began the year with [...]

Ugandan rally co-driver Moses Matovu survived a typically harsh and difficult KCB Safari Rally as he guided fellow Ugandan Emmanuel Katto to a top ten overall finish back in Nairobi last Sunday.

The pair, who are contesting the full FIA African Rally Championship in a Tommi Makinen prepared Subaru Impreza N14, are still adapting to the new car and the rough nature of the Safari Rally, once tagged as the world’s toughest rally certainly proved quite a test for both machinery and crew.

The Uganda Cricket team put up a valiant fight on April 6, 2009 against the current ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier Champions, Scotland.

The match at Wits University, Johannesburg, South Africa ended with Scotland ahead by 45 runs despite valiant batting performances – in particular that of captain, Junior Kwebiha, eventually caught by Scotland’s Moneeb Iqbal

With the early elimination of the New York Giants from the American football National Football League playoffs last season because of the antics of Plaxico Burress, it has been expected that the team would be on the market for a new number one wide receiver. In recent weeks there has been speculation that the Giants