FUFA Exco member Rogers Mulindwa donates 50 Zakayo balls to Bugwe Kingdom in a move to bolster grassroots football and community relations. This donation was part of a broader effort to strengthen ties between the football governing body and cultural institutions across the country.
Why did Rogers Mulindwa donate balls?
Rogers Mulindwa donated 50 Zakayo balls to Bugwe Kingdom to support the FUFA stakeholder engagement pillar, which aims to grow football through partnerships with communities and cultural institutions.
The donation aligns with the strategic pillars presented by FUFA President Hon. Magogo Moses Hassim during the Assembly in Hoima last year. This specific strategy for the 2025–2029 period focuses on strengthening partnerships with cultural institutions, governments, and other key stakeholders to ensure football thrives in every corner of Uganda.
By reaching out to entities like the Bugwe Kingdom, the federation is ensuring that football development is not just a Kampala-centric affair but a national movement. Wamma! It is this kind of grassroots connection that keeps the beautiful game alive in local communities.
Strengthening football through stakeholder engagement
The FUFA strategic plan for the 2025–2029 period prioritizes stakeholder engagement to drive football development. This involves:
- Building strong partnerships with cultural institutions.
- Engaging with local communities.
- Collaborating with government bodies.
- Strengthening ties with other key football stakeholders.
This approach ensures that football growth is inclusive and reaches every part of the country. By working with established cultural kingdoms, the federation can tap into local structures to promote the sport.
Who is Rogers Mulindwa?
Rogers Mulindwa is a member of the FUFA Executive Committee (Exco) who facilitates community-based football initiatives through strategic donations and stakeholder engagement.
Who is the current FUFA President?
Hon. Magogo Moses Hassim is the current President of the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA).
Source: FUFA
