The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has appointed South African referee Eugine Nkosinathi Mdluli to officiate the upcoming Kitara vs Al Ahly CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round first leg encounter on October 17, 2026.

The continental showdown will take place at the Hoima City Stadium, where the Ugandan outfit seeks to maximize home advantage against Africa’s most decorated football club before traveling for the return leg in Cairo.

All-South African Officiating Team Confirmed for Kitara vs Al Ahly

Eugine Nkosinathi Mdluli referee Kitara vs Al Ahly CAF Confederation Cup
South African referee Eugine Nkosinathi Mdluli will oversee the Kitara vs Al Ahly CAF Confederation Cup clash in Hoima.

Mdluli, a FIFA-listed referee since 2015, brings extensive continental and domestic experience to the fixture. He earned major acclaim in July 2026 after being crowned the South African Premier Soccer League (PSL) Referee of the Season for his exemplary officiating during the 2025/26 campaign.

Mdluli will lead an all-South African refereeing team:

  • Assistant Referee 1: Khamusi Razwimisani (South Africa)
  • Assistant Referee 2: Abi Kamohelo Ramutsindela (South Africa)
  • Fourth Official: Sikhumbuzo Patrick Gasa (South Africa)

Beyond the South African quartet, Ethiopia’s Gizate Alemu Mazengia will serve as the Referees Assessor, while Rwanda’s Sekamana Abdoul Khaliq has been assigned as the Match Commissioner.

High Stakes for Kitara FC in Hoima

The appointment comes as Kitara FC finalizes preparations for one of the biggest continental games in the club’s history. Known affectionately as The Royals, the Hoima-based side aims to deliver a strong performance in front of home supporters to build a crucial foundation ahead of the return leg.

As continental football excitement builds across Ugandan sports coverage on Daily Sports Africa, local fans look forward to a thrilling contest regulated under the global standards of the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
Supporters across Uganda are expected to turn out in large numbers to back Kitara FC in their quest for continental glory.

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