Testimonial match action
Tonny on the ball at his farewell match in Lugogo.
Credit: FUFA
Date: 14 September 2022
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About TM6 Foundation
TM6 Foundation is a Ugandan sports development initiative founded by former Uganda Cranes midfielder Tonny Mawejje to help young people develop through football, mentorship and opportunities to learn. Talent is everywhere in Uganda; opportunity is not. TM6 works to bridge that gap on the pitch, in the classroom and through the adults and organisations around a young person.
The founder in brief
Tonny Mawejje, also reported as Tony Mawejje, is a former Uganda Cranes midfielder. He helped Uganda qualify for and played at AFCON 2017, ending a 38-year absence from the continental tournament. His playing career ended in 2022. When his family could not meet school fees, Tonny received a bursary at Masaka Secondary School, an experience that shaped his belief that opportunity, not talent alone, decides how far a young person can go.
Read the full founder story, career overview and bursary account on Tonny's story.
Community partnership
In 10 July 2025, TM6 Foundation and Joy for Humanity announced a partnership for community football clinics and a digital talent platform, launched at an event in Kyazanga, Lwengo District. The Uganda Talent Hub builds on that shared history as the next phase of the work, and is in development.
Key facts
- Foundation
- TM6 Foundation
- Tagline
- We Promote Talents
- Founder
- Tonny Mawejje, former Uganda Cranes midfielder
- Playing career ended
- 2022
- Major tournament
- AFCON 2017
- Domestic clubs
- Masaka LC, KCC and KCCA, Police FC, URA FC
- Overseas clubs
- IBV Vestmannaeyjar, Golden Arrows, FK Haugesund, Valur, Throttur Reykjavik, KF Tirana, Al-Arabi SC (Kuwait)
- Community partner
- Joy for Humanity
- Partnership announced
- 10 July 2025 in Kyazanga
- Uganda Talent Hub
- In development, phase two
- Coaching update (reported)
- Reported 3 September 2026 by Kawowo Sports
Brand
The TM6 Foundation logo
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Photography
Approved archive photography
Authentic archival photographs of Tonny Mawejje. These document his playing career, testimonial, coaching and youth football involvement; they do not document TM6 Foundation programmes or the Joy for Humanity partnership. Credit every image.
Africa Cup of Nations
Tonny playing against Egypt at the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
Credit: FUFA
Date: January 2017
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Uganda Cranes training
Tonny training with Uganda Cranes during preparations for the South Sudan qualifiers.
Credit: FUFA
Date: November 2020
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Playing for Police FC
Tonny in action for Police FC during his domestic club career.
Credit: John Batanudde / Kawowo Sports
Date: Career archive
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Schools championship draw
Tonny taking part in the draw for FUFA's 2024 Odilo Primary Schools Championship.
Credit: FUFA
Date: November 2024
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A farewell moment
Tonny leaves the field during his testimonial at Lugogo.
Credit: FUFA
Date: 14 September 2022
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Video
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Micho's tribute to Tonny Mawejje
Ahead of Tonny's 2022 testimonial, Uganda Cranes coach Milutin 'Micho' Sredojević reflected on his contribution to Ugandan football and his influence on younger players.
Publisher: Uganda Cranes
Published: Published 12 September 2022 (Archive video)
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My club football career: Tonny Mawejje tells his story
Tonny reflects on his journey from Masaka to professional club football abroad.
Publisher: Kawowo Sports
Published: Published 7 October 2021 (About 28 minutes)
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Playing for the Uganda Cranes: Tonny Mawejje shares his experience
Tonny discusses his experience representing Uganda.
Publisher: Kawowo Sports
Published: Published 7 October 2021 (About 24 minutes)
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The Last Dance of the Midfield General
An archive interview about Tonny's plans to finish his playing career after the 2021/22 season. This was published before the 2022 testimonial; do not date it September 2022.
Publisher: Kawowo Sports
Published: Published 7 October 2021 (About 2 minutes)
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Tonny's testimonial, reported by NTV Uganda
NTV Uganda reports on the Lugogo testimonial and Tonny's ambitions to develop young midfielders.
Publisher: NTV Uganda
Published: Published 14 September 2022 (1 minute 33 seconds)
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Tonny shares his coaching vision
Tonny discusses his plans in an interview published by St Noa Girls FC following his 2025 appointment. This is a dated coaching archive, not a claim about his current employer.
Publisher: St Noa Girls Football Club
Published: Published 29 September 2025 (1 minute 30 seconds)
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