Ntungasaze FC have appointed Pius Ngabo as their new head coach ahead of their maiden Uganda Premier League campaign, joining Coach Dudu Bosco who was unveiled at the club last evening.
With the back-to-back announcements, The Brewers are on a move with urgency and intent as they ready themselves for life in their debut StarTimes Uganda Premier League season.
Coach Ngabo is a familiar face in Ugandan football, having served as head coach of UPDF FC where he led the army side through a number of demanding Premier League assignments coupled with also past stints at Mbarara City FC, Express FC, Wembley FC and was once part of the Kampala Region technical bench during a regional Uganda Cranes tour match.
That experience navigating top flight pressure and representative football gives Ntungasaze a head coach who already understands what awaits them.
Dudu Bosco on the other hand brings his own wealth of top flight experience having previously served at Calvary as technical director and later as head coach and as well as a spell at NEC FC. He also has history at Onduparaka FC, Paidha Black Angels SC, Arua Central and South Sudan's Atlabara FC.
Ntungasaze FC's rise, built on a strong 2025/26 FUFA Big League campaign that saw them finish second with 53 points to seal promotion will be subject to a test of primarily avoiding relegation and also establishing itself as a permanent fixture in the league that has proven cruel to newly promoted side's.
