Joseph Mbazzi Muguluma's Blog

A powerful reflection on honoring parents while they are still alive, urging Ugandans to replace funeral tributes with meaningful acts of love, presence, and gratitude.

A World Cup should bring people together. Drawing on experiences from tournaments across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Russia, this commentary argues that restrictive visa policies risk turning football’s greatest celebration into a symbol of division.

The death of Wakiso Giants is not an isolated incident—it is the latest example of a football system plagued by debt, poor governance, and organized neglect. Ugandan football needs radical reform before more clubs disappear.

Prince Job Paul Kafero was more than a musician. Through songs rich in wisdom, faith, and Luganda proverbs, he left behind lessons on work, family, greed, and purpose that continue to resonate decades later.

From Onduparaka to Jinja SSS, Uganda's regional football clubs often follow the same trajectory: rapid rise, institutional resistance, and eventual decline. Is Kitara FC next, or can it break the cycle?