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Tooro Kingdom resumes Amasaza tournament

Fort Portal, Uganda | URN | Tooro Kingdom has announced the resumption of the fifth edition of the Amasaza football and netball tournament, which was suspended following the death of Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV in August. The tournament, which kicked off on July 12, 2026, had reached the semi-final stage when it … The post Tooro Kingdom resumes Amasaza tournament appeared first on The Independent Uganda:.

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