Talisman Maduka Leads the Charge as Blacks Power Gears Up for a Challenge Against Mbale Heroes
Blacks Power Football Club is set to face Mbale Heroes in an exciting BetPawa Big League clash this Sunday, with Maduka Innocent playing a pivotal role in the team’s lineup. The forward has been in sensational form, amassing double figures for goals and assists this season. Maduka’s contribution to the squad includes 10 BetPawa Big League goals and three assists, making him a key player in the team’s offensive strategies.
South African Golfer Martin Vorster Shatters Records at FBC Zim Open
South African golfer Martin Vorster made headlines during the second day of the FBC Zim Open by shattering a 30-year-old course record at Royal Harare with an impressive 10-under par 62, securing the lead heading into the weekend.
Vorster, who started with a solid 70 on the first day, showcased exceptional skill on the course, tallying two eagles on the front nine and seven birdies throughout his remarkable round. Despite a lone bogey on the 15th hole, Vorster’s performance was nothing short of majestic, propelling him to a 12-under par total after two rounds, one stroke ahead of 2001 champion Darren Fichardt, who carded a 66 in the second round to finish the day on 11-under par.
Uganda Rugby Sevens: New Squad Unveiled for Munich HSBC World Challenger Series
Coach Onyango Tolbert unveils the revamped Uganda Rugby Sevens squad set to compete in the Munich edition of the HSBC World Challenger Series. With a focus on performance and growth, the team sees significant changes from its previous lineup, signaling a fresh approach to upcoming challenges.
Norbert Okeny, William Nkore, and Alex Aturinda assume leadership roles within the squad, providing experience and guidance to their teammates. The squad features a blend of seasoned players and promising newcomers, reflecting Coach Tolbert’s commitment to nurturing talent and building a competitive roster.
Namibia’s 2024 T20 World Cup Squad: Key Players, Exclusions, and Squad Dynamics Revealed
Gerhard Erasmus is set to lead Namibia in the upcoming T20 World Cup, but the absence of T20I’s fastest centurion, Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton, from the 16-member squad has raised eyebrows. Let’s delve into the squad composition, exclusions, and key players to watch out for in the tournament held in the Caribbean and the USA in June.
Loftie-Eaton’s exclusion stems from ongoing disciplinary proceedings in Namibia. Despite being the fastest T20I centurion, achieving the feat against Nepal in February in just 33 balls, Loftie-Eaton’s disciplinary issues have sidelined him from the squad. This isn’t the first time he’s faced trouble, having been cautioned in 2018 as well.
Uganda’s Coach Reveals Secret Weapon for FIFA U-17 Women’s Clash
Uganda’s women’s football team coach Sherly Botes has said she is confident her team can get a good result away to Zambia in the first leg of the third round of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers.
Botes said that her team is very ready and prepared to perform well in Sunday’s match in Lusaka.
Makwatta’s Spectacular 4-Goal Triumph Shocks Football World
John Makwatta was in top form as he scored four goals for Kariobangi Sharks in a 5-2 Football Kenya Federation Premier League win against Sofapaka at Dandora Stadium on Saturday, May 11, 2024.
This is a rare achievement this season, as no player has scored four goals in a single game. The other goal for Sharks was scored by Steve Bwire as Batoto ba Mungu, now staring at a real potential chop, scored through Darius Msagha and Jacob Onyango.
