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Clive Kyazze

Clive Kyazze

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Sports Producer and Anchor, 88.2 Sanyu FM

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  • FIFA Club World Cup, a monumental opportunity for African football - Didier Drogba

    By Clive Kyazze Verified| pulsesports.ug@ The evolution of the FIFA Club World Cup into a 32-team tournament in 2025 presents an unprecedented opportunity for African clubs to compete on the world's grandest stage. Set to take place across various cities in the United States from June 15 – July 13 2025, this expanded competition not only elevates its global prestige but also extends a vital platform for clubs from continents traditionally underrepresented in international football.

    By Clive Kyazze Verified · pulsesports.ug

    Apr. 19, 2024

  • FIFA eager to intensify fight against match manipulation

    By Clive Kyazze Verified| pulsesports.ug@ The first FIFA Integrity Summit in Singapore brings together the guardians of the sport's integrity from across the globe. According to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, the setting is more than just a meeting but a battlefield where strategies against match manipulation are drawn and alliances are forged. "Match manipulation in football is something that we hear maybe less about in the news nowadays, but that does not mean that the threat has gone away," Infatino said on Thursday.

    By Clive Kyazze Verified · pulsesports.ug

    Apr. 05, 2024

  • FIFA Club World Cup, a monumental opportunity for African football - Didier Drogba

    By Clive Kyazze Verified| pulsesports.ug@ The evolution of the FIFA Club World Cup into a 32-team tournament in 2025 presents an unprecedented opportunity for African clubs to compete on the world's grandest stage. Set to take place across various cities in the United States from June 15 – July 13 2025, this expanded competition not only elevates its global prestige but also extends a vital platform for clubs from continents traditionally underrepresented in international football.

    By Clive Kyazze Verified · pulsesports.ug

    Apr. 19, 2024

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88.2 Sanyu FM