With the top-flight taking a break until February 2021 to pave way for the African Nations Championship (Chan) to be held in Cameroon, and where Uganda will be represented, Bbosa has now said he is satisfied for now.
“First of all people have to know we started the league under adversity [Covid-19] so players had taken a while without training as a group which is hard to handle coming into a new season but am glad we’ve managed to slide through,” Bbosa said as quoted by the club’s official website.
“My technical team especially strength and conditioning led by Helen Buteme has done a fantastic job and I know we have more work to do but worry not, we shall be ready when the league resumes again.”
“Like any forward, your confidence grows when you score, and to score in the derby is beyond delightful,” Senkaaba said as quoted by the club’s official website.
“Of course it was teamwork but as a forward, my target is to hit double figures, we now go back to restrategise for the remaining matches.
“When we came back from Mbarara City, we decided to iron out our mistakes, it wasn’t an easy game but I am happy we picked up a win, it’s not all over, we shall go back and plan for more wins.”
Express coach Bbosa said the most important thing from the fixture was to get a win.
Daily Monitor
Saturday December 19 2020
The Koran and the Bible are the most dominant books of coded socio-moral instruction in Uganda. These books teach us that life and death are two sides of the same coin. Christianity is even philosophical: For in death, there is life; for without His death, there would be no Christian life.
The Koran is more direct: For Allah giveth, Allah takes away. Allah is great. These lines may be viewed as banal platitudes, but when a family loses three people in three weeks, the only refuge from devastating grief lies in the old truths about life well captured in the Bible and the Koran.
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Daily Monitor
Tuesday December 15 2020
Aides of FDC presidential aspirant Patrick Amuriat return the culverts removed by NRM supporters from a section of Lubalanget Road ahead of a campaign rally in Karenga District yesterday. PHOTO/RACHEL MABALA.
Summary
Charged youths staged demonstrations in Lubalanget Sub-county and vandalised culverts, making it impossible for Mr Amuriat and his team to access the district headquarters, where he was scheduled to hold his rally.
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A group of youth belonging to the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party yesterday held a demonstration, blocking Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential aspirant Patrick Amuriat from accessing his campaign venue in Karenga District.