Renowned Next Media sports journalist Andrew Kabuura has drawn widespread praise after hosting international coverage of a Uefa Champions League semi-final clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich on SuperSport.
Kabuura, a familiar face to many Ugandans through his work on NBS Television, delivered the high-profile broadcast on Tuesday, earning admiration from audiences both locally and internationally.
Joining Andrew Kabuura in the SuperSport studio at Randburg were Salomon Kalou, a Uefa Champions League winner with Chelsea who recently joined the network as an expert analyst for the remainder of the 2025/26 season, alongside seasoned South African football figures Teko Modise and Stanton Fredericks, completing a high-profile panel that blended continental experience with global football insight.
Kabuura indicated to his fans that he would be in Joburg for tonight's second semifinal between Arsenal and Atletico Madrid.
His appearance on the global sports platform sparked excitement across Uganda, with many taking to X to celebrate what they described as a proud national moment.
“This is a big win for Uganda. Seeing one of our own on such a global stage is truly inspiring,” one user posted.
Another commenter hailed Kabuura as “one of Uganda’s finest exports in sports journalism,” noting that his achievement reflects the growing potential of Ugandan talent in international media.
Speaking to Nile Post, several fans and sports enthusiasts commended his professionalism and deep knowledge of the game.
“He is extremely talented and articulate. Andrew represents the very best of Ugandan sports journalism,” said Dissan Ssebuma, a sports commentator in Ibanda.
With over 15 years of experience, Kabuura currently serves as Head of Sports Broadcast at NBS Television.
He has worked with major networks including SuperSport and Kwese Sports, covering global tournaments such as the Fifa World Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations.
Born in Ntungamo District, his rise to international recognition is being celebrated as a source of inspiration for aspiring journalists across the country.
As accolades continue to pour in, many view Kabuura’s latest milestone as not only a personal triumph but also a significant boost for Uganda’s visibility on the global sports media stage.
