FUFA has extended financial support to the Uganda U17 Girls’ national team players. Ahmed Hussein, the FUFA Communications Director, confirmed that a total of 35 players will receive $100 each. ‘FUFA will release funds to 35 players in the U17 Girls’ national team and each player will receive $100 to aid
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FUFA, Women Football Club administrators engage in brainstorming meeting
FUFA and owners of clubs featuring in the Women Super League and Women Elite League had a fruitful meeting on Saturday. The purpose of the meeting was to brainstorm on how best Women Football can be improved in Uganda. Chaired by FUFA President Moses Magogo, several issues were discussed ranging from
FUFA Statement on FIFA Council Approved Covid-19 relief funds
Youth Football: FUFA identifies 13 teams for FIFA Analysis Talent Development project
Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has identified 13 teams that will be used for the FIFA analysis of football eco-system for talent development in Uganda. In a circular dated 3rd June 2020, the FUFA Football Development Director Ali Mwebe elaborated this new FIFA initiative aimed at helping member associations to
FUFA President Magogo to address football fraternity on Wednesday about status of the game in the Country
FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo will address the football fraternity and various stakehokders of the game on Wednesday 20th May 2020. Time: 11am Topic: Status of Football in Uganda. The address will be streamed live on all FUFA Communication platforms; Facebook (Federation of Uganda Football Associations-FUFA) Twitter (@OfficialFUFA) YouTube (FUFA TV) 102.1 FUFA fm Instagram (fufamedia) It is Our
Fauzia Najjemba: My first love was cricket but football won my heart
Covid-19 Update: FUFA donates 12.5 tonnes of Rice to National task force
Interview: FUFA President on Reforms, Jinja Declaration and professionalising football in Uganda
The proposed reforms for FUFA competitions have created serious debates on various platforms by different football stakeholders. It is FUFA’s duty to share ideas through educational sessions and interactions with the public. FUFA TV caught up with FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo about the reforms. FUFA TV: FUFA has come
Understanding FUFA Competitions reforms
FUFA's circular No. 1107 dated 24th March 2020 to all football stakeholders with communication on decisions from the Executive about the proposed Competitions reforms has received mixed reactions. The circular is aimed at collecting ideas from the public and football stakeholders about the reforms. Ideas are sent to rules@fufa.co.ug. Once approved, the
FUFA Executive makes Judicial reforms as new committees are named
FUFA has made judicial reforms aimed at protecting football in the country and the various stakeholders in the beautiful game. The reforms are aimed at helping FUFA to achieve its; Vision ‘To be the number One Football Nation in Africa on and off the field’ and; Mission ‘To Develop, Promote and Protect football
