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Bulemeezi part ways with head coach Leo Ssekamatte

June 28, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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Bulemeezi part ways with head coach Leo Ssekamatte

David GOMBE

The management team of Bulemeezi has part ways with their head coach Leo Ssekamatte, Swift Sports Uganda understands.

The development comes just hours after Bulemeezi’s 1-0 home defeat to Mawokota at Kasana Luweero on Sunday.

Ssekamatte leaves his role after managing one point in the two games he has been in charge of Bulemeezi.

This website has established that former Vipers SC head coach Edward Golola will take over at Bulemeezi on interim basis.

Anthony Bongole and Nasib Mukasa will keep their roles as the first and second assistants respectively.

Bukenya Grace will serve as the goalkeepers coach and Hiisa Joel is the statician while James Chamali is the fitness coach.

Bulemeezi drew 1-1 in their first game away to Ssese, they are in Masengere Group that also has record winners Gomba, Mawokota, Busiro and Kyaggwe.

Bulemeezi did not go past the group stages in the previous edition and will be searching for their fourth championship, they won it in 2023, 2019 and 2012.

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