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What a journey! Covering the 2026 #FIFAWorldCup was my second World Cup experience, but my first as a FIFA accredited journalist, a milestone I will forever cherish. However, the journey to the United States was far from straightforward, because of the Ebola outbreak in Uganda, I had to spend 21 days in Tanzania before travelling to the USA. Those three weeks came with uncertainty, isolation and enormous mental strain, but they also tested my resilience and determination to pursue this dream. I am deeply grateful to the Ugandan Embassy in Tanzania for the support, guidance and assistance that enabled me to complete the process and eventually travel to the United States. To everyone who supported me financially, spiritually and emotionally, THANK YOU. Every contribution, prayer, phone call, encouraging message and act of kindness helped me through the testing moments and carried me throughout the tournament. A special thank you to Azam TV for trusting me with the opportunity to contribute to its World Cup coverage, and to Daily Nation and Sanyu FM for continuing to provide platforms through which I could tell stories from football’s biggest stage. To everyone who religiously followed, read, watched, listened to and shared my work on these platforms and across my personal digital channels, your support means more than you may ever know. It gives purpose to the long journeys, sleepless nights, mental pressure and sacrifices that come with telling these stories. From spending 21 challenging days in Tanzania to walking into World Cup stadiums as a FIFA accredited journalist, this journey reminded me that no dream is achieved alone. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being part of this unforgettable chapter. We did it together. #FIFAWCWithClive #CKSports #FIFAWorldCup – at Waltham, MA

A little “HERE WE GO” moment with @FabrizioRomano at the #BallonDor2026 in London. #CKSports #BallonDor

Hahahaahahah, especially the one against Al Ahly

All the best in the future Machete

I talked to Hearts manager Wouter Vrancken about Rogers Mato, what he has to do to be a regular and whether he prefers to play him in defence or attack This was after Hearts 2-2 draw with Ranger at the Tynecastle Park on Wednesday #CKSports

Rogers Mato remains hopeful of facing Botswana after calf discomfort forced him off during Hearts’ 2-2 draw with Rangers. The Uganda international awaits further assessment. Full story 👇🏽 cksportsafrica.com/ogers-mat… #CKSports

I caught up with Rogers Mato about his injury after he was substituted against Rangers in Wednesday’s Scottish Premiership clash. The good news? It doesn’t appear serious, but further tests on Thursday will determine the exact nature of the problem. #CKSports

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Rogers Mato was forced off in the 32nd minute after going down near the Rangers box. Medics ruled him unable to continue, with Stephen Kingsley taking his place. #CKSports

A chance to watch Rogers Mato in action for Hearts for the first time as he starts at left back against Rangers in the Scottish Premiership #CKSports

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At the Tynecastle Park for @JamTarts vs @RangersFC, an opportunity to watch Rogers Mato today From what I gather, Mato will be deployed at left back, the team is hit by injury injuries in different departments #CKSports

When you watch the video, you will get the answer

A chance to watch Rogers Mato as Hearts take on Rangers in the Scottish premiership tonight #CKSports