By: Andrew Mwanguhya
Blacks Power climbed to fifth in the Premier League after surviving a URA fightback, but Ivan Okello's suspected serious leg injury and the ensuing 12-minute stoppage cast a shadow over the Lira contest.
Andrew Mwanguhya is an award-winning journalist at NMG. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and education, with a particular focus on team and individual sports disciplines. Andrew's work has been featured in NationAfrica, Hindustan Times Syndication, Uganda Premier League, and Monitor Publications Limited, showcasing his commitment to sports journalism and community engagement.
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Uganda (National)
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Andrew Mwanguhya's coverage primarily focuses on local sports in Uganda, particularly football and marathons. He appears to be interested in evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements related to sports events and activities.
Given his interest in the local sports scene, he may be responsive to pitches involving exclusive interviews with athletes, coaches or officials from the Ugandan sporting community. Pitches could also include unique perspectives on ongoing developments within the Uganda Premier League or insights into the performance of the national football team (Cranes).
Additionally, Andrew might appreciate expert commentary on issues affecting Ugandan sports such as athlete development programs, challenges faced by local clubs or initiatives aimed at promoting sports participation within Uganda.
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