This was during an event held at the Onomo hotel, Nakasero. However, unlike most sponsorship deals that have been announced in recent years, the money involved in this deal was not disclosed. Yet, both KCCA and SEE TV insisted that their union is a match made in heaven.
Anisha Muhoozi, the KCCA chief executive officer, told The Observer that although they did not disclose the money, the club will be receiving a hefty sum that should propel them to great heights.
Robert Ssemakula, the chief of Growth at SEE TV, said the weekly one hour KCCA TV show will be run on SEE TV too.
On the other hand, there have been concerns on whether KCCA going into partnership with SEE TV contravenes the UPL broadcast terms with StarTimes. But Muhoozi said StarTimes is a pay TV while SEE TV is a free-to-air broadcaster, and are not direct competitors.