Two Rwandan referees to take part in CECAFA

{Two Rwandan referees have been selected by the confederation of east and central African football to be among the 18 referees who will officiate the tournament this year. }

The selected 2 include Simba Honore and Hakizimana Louis, who are set to officiate in the CECAFA championship, which will take place this year in Kenya from 27th November to 12th December 2013.

According to the information on the ground, the 18 selected referees including the Liners are set to go for health tests before the tournament kicks off.

Recently, Hakizimana Louis officiated the game between APR fc and Rayon sports this Saturday.

He became an international referee in 2002 whereby he took part in the 2012 CECAFA tournament that took place in Uganda.

Another selected referee (lines man) is Simba Honoree who became, international in 2011.

Currently, according to the news on the ground, CECAFA has not yet secured any sponsor for this year’s tournament, but discussions are still going on with Coca Cola Company.

According to the organizer of this year’s tournament Gerald Chege, the voting for the team’s fixtures was set to be this Monday but was shifted to Saturday.

However, this came as a result of waiting for the permission from the CECAFA boss, Nicholas Musonye.

Super sport will be showing all the live coverages for these games as it concluded a visit to the pitches of Mombasa, Kisumu and Machakos with a great appreciation to the organizing committee.

{List of the referees to take part in the 2013 CECAFA Tournament:}

{{Middle referees: }}
1. Anthony Ongwayo – Kenya
2. Denis Batte – Uganda
3. Wish Yabarow – Somalia
4. Israel Mujuni – Tanzaniya
5. Louis Hakizimana – Rwanda
6. Thiery Nkurunziza – Burundi
7. Waziri Sheha – Zanzibar
8. Gebremichael Luleseged – Eritrea
9. Kheirala Murtaz – Sudan

{{Liners}}

1. Gilbert Cheruiyot – Kenya
2. Tonny Kidiya – Kenya
3. Mark sonko – Uganda
4. Fedinard Chacha – Tanzaniya
5. Suleiman Bashir – Somalia
6. Fraser Zakara – South Sudan
7. Simba Honore – Rwanda
8. Hamid Idam – Sudan
9. Kinfe Yimla – Ethiopia