Elections are set for August 5 in Masindi but Magogo has hit the ground running, probably prompted by news that former Fufa president Lawrence Mulindwa is plotting a comeback. Last weekend, Magogo visited Pader, Arua and Zombo districts where he met with Fufa delegates and donated footballs to respective area teams. In different meetings and venues, Magogo promised to empower regions as part of his agenda in the next term. He said regions are the bedrock of football development in the country, and Fufa wants to equip regional associations so that they can regulate the sport. Furthermore, Fufa plans to distribute more than 300 balls to regions and at least four courses in the fields of coaching, sports medicine, refereeing and administration.

Source: The North Africa Journal April 26, 2017 05:37 UTC