East african football news

Here are some recent East African football news updates:

Kenya

• Harambee Stars, Kenya's national team, has been drawn in Group C of the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers alongside Egypt, Comoros, and Togo. (Source: Goal.com)
• Kenyan Premier League (KPL) side Gor Mahia has appointed new coach Carlos Manuel, a Portuguese tactician, to replace Hassan Oktay. (Source: Goal.com)
• KPL side AFC Leopards has appointed new coach Andre Casseres, a Brazilian coach, to replace Andre Kambole. (Source: Goal.com)

Tanzania

• Tanzania's national team, Taifa Stars, has been drawn in Group J of the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers alongside Algeria, Senegal, and Namibia. (Source: Goal.com)
• Tanzanian Premier League side Simba SC has appointed new coach Didier Gomes Da Rosa, a French coach, to replace Pablo Franco. (Source: Goal.com)

Uganda

• Uganda's national team, Cranes, has been drawn in Group B of the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers alongside Burkina Faso, Malawi, and South Sudan. (Source: Goal.com)
• Ugandan Premier League side Vipers SC has appointed new coach Fred Kajoba, a former Cranes goalkeeper, to replace Mike Mutebi. (Source: Goal.com)

Ethiopia

• Ethiopia's national team, Walia Ibex, has been drawn in Group K of the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers alongside Ghana, South Africa, and Sudan. (Source: Goal.com)
• Ethiopian Premier League side St. George FC has appointed new coach Yohannes Sahle, a former Ethiopian international, to replace Getaneh Kebede. (Source: Goal.com)

Rwanda

• Rwanda's national team, Amavubi, has been drawn in Group F of the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers alongside Cameroon, Cape Verde, and Mozambique. (Source: Goal.com)
• Rwandan Premier League side APR FC has appointed new coach Eric Nshimiyimana, a former Amavubi player, to replace Jimmy Ndayisenga. (Source: Goal.com)

Burundi

• Burundi's national team, Swallows, has been drawn in Group E of the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers alongside Gabon, Mali, and Guinea-Bissau. (Source: Goal.com)
• Burundian Premier League side Le Messager Ngozi has appointed new coach Olivier Niyungeko, a former Swallows player, to replace Freddy Mutebi. (Source: Goal.com)

These are just a few of the recent East African football news updates. If you're looking for more information, feel free to ask!