Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA)

Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) FUFA was founded in 1924, got affiliated to CAF in 1959 and to FIFA, a year later (1960)

All the 12 clubs have passed club licensing.It is a mandatory requirement for all clubs to undergo club licensing before...
02/09/2026

All the 12 clubs have passed club licensing.

It is a mandatory requirement for all clubs to undergo club licensing before they are issued a licence to play in the FUFA Women football competitions.

02/09/2026
Uganda U-23 (Kobs) Withdraws from AFCON U-23 Qualifiers
02/09/2026

Uganda U-23 (Kobs) Withdraws from AFCON U-23 Qualifiers

The Uganda U-23 National Team (The Kobs) has been withdrawn from the AFCON U-23 Qualifiers. Uganda was due to play Ethiopia over two legs between 20th September and 6th October 2026. Considering that the Government has prioritised the Uganda Cranes’ preparations for AFCON 2027 for FY 2026/7, it is...

FUFA concludes consultations on new Women’s Football Strategy
02/09/2026

FUFA concludes consultations on new Women’s Football Strategy

The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has concluded consultations on the development of a new Women’s Football Strategy following two days of engagement with key stakeholders from across the women’s football ecosystem. The second and final Stakeholders’ Consultation Workshop wa...

Congratulations to Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC on winning the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA Qualifiers.They beco...
31/08/2026

Congratulations to Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC on winning the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA Qualifiers.

They become the first Ugandan team to achieve this historic feat and have secured their place at the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League.

The continental stage awaits. 🇺🇬

AMUS College School has received a Shs 10 million boost from the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, Rt. Hon. Jacob Obo...
31/08/2026

AMUS College School has received a Shs 10 million boost from the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, Rt. Hon. Jacob Oboth-Oboth, ahead of their participation in the CAF African Schools Football Championship in Kigali, Rwanda.

Represented by Hon. Aogon Silas, MP Kumi Municipality, the Speaker also officially flagged off the Uganda representatives, who are the reigning national CAF U15 champions in both the Boys and Girls categories.

FIFA Women’s Football Expert Thuba Sibanda commends FUFA for embracing FIFA development programmes
31/08/2026

FIFA Women’s Football Expert Thuba Sibanda commends FUFA for embracing FIFA development programmes

FIFA Women’s Football Expert Thuba Sibanda has commended the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) for taking a leading role in utilising FIFA’s Women’s Football Development Programmes to advance the women’s game in Uganda. Sibanda made the remarks on Monday while delivering her ...

FUFA commences consultations on new Women’s Football Strategy
31/08/2026

FUFA commences consultations on new Women’s Football Strategy

FUFA has commenced consultations on the development of a new Women’s Football Strategy to provide a clear roadmap for the continued growth and development of women’s football in Uganda. The first of two Stakeholders’ Consultation Workshops was held on Monday at Jevine Hotel, Lubaga, bringing t...

Uganda drawn with Sudan and Djibouti in U-20 AFCON CECAFA qualifiers
31/08/2026

Uganda drawn with Sudan and Djibouti in U-20 AFCON CECAFA qualifiers

Uganda’s U-20 Men’s National Team, the Hippos, have been drawn in Group B alongside Sudan and Djibouti for the TotalEnergies CAF U-20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) CECAFA 2026 qualifiers. The draw was conducted on Monday at the Kigali Pele Stadium in Rwanda, with nine teams placed into three gro...

Women’s Football Strategy Stakeholders’ Consultation Workshop is underway at Jevine Hotel, Lubaga.The workshop was offic...
31/08/2026

Women’s Football Strategy Stakeholders’ Consultation Workshop is underway at Jevine Hotel, Lubaga.

The workshop was officially opened by FUFA 2nd Vice President Dr. Taibu Azah as stakeholders convene to contribute to the development of a new strategic roadmap for women’s football in Uganda.

Supported by FIFA through the Women’s Football Development Programme, the new strategy will build on the progress made under the 2019 framework and address emerging opportunities and challenges across the women’s football ecosystem.

The consultations bring together key stakeholders to share experiences, priorities and recommendations that will shape the future direction of the women’s game in Uganda.

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FUFA House, Albert Cook Road
Kampala
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