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Uganda’s Inspectorate of Government is investigating FUFA’s broadcast and naming rights deals involving StarTimes and has requested contracts and payment…
Uganda’s Inspectorate of Government has opened an investigation into FUFA’s broadcasting and naming rights arrangements involving StarTimes. The IGG has asked for agreements, payment schedules, and records showing how fees were received and used.
The report says the Inspectorate of Government requested FUFA’s agreements linked to broadcasting and naming rights, along with payment schedules.
It also requested records that explain how the related fees were received and how the funds were used.
The investigation is described as being based on allegations.
Broadcast rights determine who can show matches and under what terms, which can affect sports distribution and media deals.
An IGG request for contracts and payment records can raise questions about governance and the handling of public funds.
The report also notes that the investigation does not establish wrongdoing by StarTimes.
Primary Source: Uganda Broadcasting Corporation
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