#Masaza Cup

Bright Nyanzi Taddeo has stepped down as head coach of Kyaddondo Ssaza following a 1-0 loss to Busujju in the Masaza Cup. His resignation came immediately after the match, amid reports of confrontations with fans that led to police intervention and the use of teargas.

Former Bulemeezi head coach Leo Ssekamatte has been appointed as the assistant coach for Kyaggwe, according to Swift Sports Uganda. His appointment comes just days after he was relieved of his duties at Bulemeezi following two games in charge. Ssekamatte previously served as an assistant coach under Simon Peter Mugerwa at Kyaggwe.

At 23, Jimmy Kalema has established a notable football career as a striker for Kitara FC, based in the Bunyoro region. He has achieved significant milestones, including winning two Masaza Cup titles, earning a Golden Boot, and scoring the decisive goal for Kitara FC's second Stanbic Uganda Cup title, among other accolades. His journey highlights the impact of the Airtel Masaza Cup on his development as a player.