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In response to his absence after the game against Iganga Young, Vipers claimed that Mbabazi "was down with malaria."
Uganda Premier League and Uganda Cup champions Vipers SC have moved separate ways with head coach Charles Livingstone Mbabazi, per reliable sources.
The developments come just three months since his appointment in the hot seat on a two-year employment contract.
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As per senior journalist Clive Kyazze, Mbabazi failed to show up at the club for business after Vipers’ one-all draw with Bright Stars at the St Mary's Stadium, Kitende last Thursday.
He apparently returned for their Stanbic Uganda Cup round of 16 tie against Iganga Young FC, but club president Lawrence Mulindwa, who was away in the UK ordered that he should not be allowed near the team.
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Why head coach Livingstone Mbabazi missed Vipers' Uganda Cup win over Iganga Young
However, it was later revealed that Mbabazi had failed to make the game through illness.
In response to his absence after the game against Iganga Young, Vipers claimed that Mbabazi "was down with malaria."
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Ndugwa has come in with the hope of saving Hambericho from their woes, as they are currently relegation-threatened.
The order would stand until he presented a written explanation as to why he went AWOL, which the latter has until now failed to abide by.
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But, how did the Ugandan players rate on the triumphant evening.
"And because of that, sources close to Mulindwa indicate that Vipers have moved on from Mbabazi," Kyazze wrote on his X handle.
Mbabazi has been in charge of six games since his appointment in January, managing four wins and two stalemates across all competitions.
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HISTORY Vipers forward Mohamed Salem continues to write history in Ugandan football
Last evening, as Vipers comfortably beat Iganga Young FC 3-0 in the Stanbic Uganda Cup, Salem was on the scoresheet and thus became the first Mauritanian to score in the competition.
The double draws came in Vipers' past two league games - 0-0 and 1-1 with Gadaffi FC and Soltilo Bright Stars FC, respectively, in Kitende.
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