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Last updated May 21, 2026
By Kayiira Jackson
Fresh off securing their sixth Finance Trust Women Super League title, Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC are continuing to grow their influence beyond the football pitch, attracting support from Uganda’s corporate and public institutions.
On Thursday, May 21, club officials led by CEO Waiswa Hamuza and team manager Tabu Wabwire paid a courtesy visit to the The National Citizenship and Immigration Control – Uganda under the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Kampala, where they presented club jerseys to Passport Control Officer Madam Ikisu Julia and other staff members in the passport office.
The visit highlighted the growing popularity of the newly crowned champions following another successful campaign in the Finance Trust Women Super League.
Speaking during the visit, Madam Julia thanked the club officials for the gesture and praised the team for their remarkable performances throughout the season.
She revealed that staff members at the ministry had closely followed the club’s progress through their colleague, Micho Nkurunziza, who also serves as a fitness coach at Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC.
Madam Julia Ikisu (R) receiving her jersey from club CEO Waiswa Hamuza
“We have been following the team’s journey and achievements all season because Micho always kept us updated,” she said.
“We are proud of what the club has achieved.”
Other ministry workers also pledged their support to the club, describing Kawempe Muslim Ladies as a winning team that deserves greater backing from Ugandans and the corporate community.
Kawempe Muslim Ladies sealed their sixth league crown on the final day of the season after defeating Olila High WFC 3-1.
The victory saw the Kampala-based side finish top of the table with 52 points, one point ahead of runners-up She Corporate.
The title further cements Kawempe Muslim Ladies’ status as one of the most successful women’s football clubs in Uganda.
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