Net ballers pen shs 81.6 Million deal from GoTV

In Summary
  • The deal caters for the She Cranes kit, travelling gear, and team air tickets to the Commonwealth Games with an option to renew after the global event.
  • The sponsorship will go a long way to help the team concentrate on practicing for the tournament without worrying about their travel and apparel.
MultiChoice's Joan Ssemanda,(In pink skirt),Sarah Kityo,(in blue dress) Collin Asiime(in maroon t-shirt) and the she-Cranes
Image: Edwin Muhumuza

Uganda’s senior netball team unveiled their first-ever kit sponsorship deal with GOtv Uganda as preparations continue ahead of the Commonwealth Games.

The sponsorship deal, which is worth 81.6 million Ugandan Shilling, will see the paid TV terrestrial service provider cater the She Cranes kit, travelling gear, and team air tickets to the Commonwealth Games with an option to renew after the global event.

The Netball Association President,Sarah Kityo was all smiles following the sponsorship
Image: Edwin Muhumuza

President of Uganda Netball Association, Kityo Babirye said, “These young ladies represent our country each time they go out to compete at championships worldwide. I strongly believe that with the backing from sponsors like GoTV they are destined for greatness without inhibitions whatsoever.”

Joan Ssemanda Kizza, the Public Relations Officer of MultiChoice noted that the sponsorship will go a long way to help the team concentrate on practicing for the tournament without worrying about their travel and apparel.

“We have been tracking their performance for a while, they are outstanding compared with other teams in Uganda. They are ranked 1st in the region, second in Africa, and 6th in the world. I hope the sponsorship will help the team solely concentrate on practicing for tournaments without worrying about travel and apparel.” Ssemanda said.


The She-Cranes prepare for a ceremonial contest amongest themselves
Image: Edwin Muhumuza

As part of their build-up to the historic Commonwealth Games due this July and August in Birmingham, the Uganda national netball team, the She Cranes, will have various regional tours. These tours are also aimed at building netball from the grassroots as well as act as a talent search platform in different parts of the country.