Sports in Uganda has been muted for now almost 40 days ever since President Yoweri Museveni announced the initial directives of a lockdown on March 18.

The Nile Stout Rugby League would be coming to a wrap this weekend with the Betway Kobs set to visit Buffaloes at Kyadondo. But that is not the case because of the coronavirus pandemic which has forced suspension of sports events in the country since March 18.

Betway Kobs flyhalf James Ijongat is trying to stay in shape amidst the COVID-19 pandemic that has put a stop to all sports activities in the world.

Frank Kalanda's return to Express can easily be described as a success thus far with the striker scoring 11 league goals in 23 games this season.

When the COVID-19 pandemic is eventually out of the way and sports action returns, Uganda Rugby Union will allow teams at least ten days to get back into shape.

Uganda has produced many sports stars, who have gone on to achieve success at the continental and global level.

The global sports calendar has taken a big hit from the global pandemic of the coronavirus break.And the sports world developed colder feet after hosts Japan succumbed to pressure to postpone the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
 

Uganda is one of the few African countries yet to register a case with the coronavirus pandemic but its government is not taking chances.
 
 

Like all sport in the country, it remains unknown when the National Basketball League will tip off.
 

Many sectors of life in Uganda are underdoing partial lockdown for fear of the coronavirus after a directive by President Yoweri Museveni this week.