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    Namboole transforming to price $60M to suit CAF Requirements – The Panorama Uganda

    March 31, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    David GOMBE

    The State Minister for Sport Peter Ogwang has confirmed that Part two for Namboole Stadium transforming will price $60 million (about UGX.225 billion) to suit the CAF requirements.

    Ogwang made the revelation whereas showing on Nbs Sport on Monday and in addition assured that they’re going to rework the stadium to CAF Requirements.

    “We’re going to rework namboole primarily based on the CAF suggestion. The federal government has funds value $60m for section two. We sat with the contractor which is the UPDF engineering brigade and the supervisor, Ministry of works. We’re having the contract cleared and as soon as it’s cleared we’re going to hand it over to updf as soon as once more to have it reworked to suit caf requirements. Namboole design is of 1970 and at this time we’re coping with designs of 2024, 2025 and now 2026.” Said Ogwang

    He additionally confirmed that over 8000 seats are to be added to the Stadium.

    “Round 8000 seats can be added at Namboole Stadium… it’s not going to be straightforward work. It’s straightforward to construct a brand new stadium than transforming.”

    Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania is about to host the 2027 version of the Africa Cup of Nation however final month the CAF inspection crew acknowledged that the three nations weren’t able to host the mega showpiece on the time.

    In line with the CAF report, Mandela Nationwide Stadium requires main upgrading works, indicating it presently presents main compliance gaps with CAF Class 4 necessities.

    A big-scale improve venture has been proposed, together with:
    •Partial demolition of the West Stand;
    structural enlargement;
    •roof alternative.
    Nevertheless, the preliminary 15-month building timeline is incompatible with AFCON 2027 supply necessities. CAF has due to this fact really helpful revising the improve technique to:

    •Maximise use of the present structural body;
    •Scale back building length to focus on completion by December 2026.

    60M CAF Namboole Panorama Price requirements suit transforming Uganda
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