Toyota Buffaloes unveil new home and away jerseys for Uganda Cup

CFAO Mobility staff and Buffaloes supporters, most wearing the new grey away jersey, pose at the kit launch at the Toyota showroom in Kampala on Wednesday, 14 October 2026. A supporter (centre) holds a number 11 jersey bearing the name Bilangilangi. KAMPALA — Toyota Buffaloes Rugby Club on Wednesday unveiled the new home and away jerseys they will wear in the 2026 Uganda Cup, at a launch with long-time sponsor CFAO Mobility Uganda.

The home jersey is mainly red, with black panels across the shoulders and sleeves. It carries the Toyota logo in white across the chest, the club’s buffalo crest on the right breast and the mark of kit maker Mafro on the left. It is worn with red shorts and red socks banded in black.

The away jersey is grey, with a dark, cracked-effect pattern across the body, red trim at the shoulders and the Toyota logo across the chest.

CFAO Mobility Uganda Managing Director Etienne Audeoud (second left) and Toyota Buffaloes Rugby Club Chairman Kevin Nyeko Okori (second right) unveil the club’s new grey away and red home jerseys, joined by Buffaloes players, at the Toyota showroom in Kampala on Wednesday, 14 October 2026. The jerseys were handed over at the Toyota showroom in Kampala before players, club officials, supporters and representatives of the Uganda Rugby Union, under the theme “A New Chapter. A New Look. The Same Spirit.”

They arrive after a season in which the Buffaloes reached the Uganda Rugby Premiership final for the first time in 13 years.

“Our partnership with the Buffaloes has grown alongside generations of players who have found opportunity, developed their abilities and represented their country through rugby,” said Etienne Audeoud, the Managing Director of CFAO Mobility Uganda.

Buffaloes players and supporters show off the new grey away and red home jerseys at the launch in Kampala on Wednesday. The club will wear the kits in the 2026 Uganda Cup. “The team’s return to the Premiership final this year demonstrated what patience, commitment and belief in local talent can achieve. As we unveil these new kits ahead of the Uganda Cup, we look forward to building on this shared history and supporting the club’s ambitions,” he added.

Kevin Nyeko Okori, the club’s chairman, said the new jersey gave players added motivation going into the tournament.

A render of the new Toyota Buffaloes home kit: a red jersey with black shoulder panels, red shorts and red socks banded in black. “Returning to the Premiership final this year showed our players what they can achieve together. As we prepare for the Uganda Cup, this jersey gives us another reason to take pride in representing the Buffaloes and to repay the belief of our supporters and partners with committed performances,” Okori said.

“Toyota has remained part of our journey through seasons of growth, difficult results and moments that have made everyone associated with this club proud,” he added.

CFAO Mobility has sponsored the club since 2007. The company says the partnership has extended to grassroots rugby and community work, including mentorship for children, support for Banunule Orphanage, donations of scholastic materials and road-safety education.

During the partnership, the Buffaloes reached the league final in 2013 and won the National Sevens title in 2014. The club has also produced several national team players, among them Philip Wokorach, Pius Ogena and Solomon Okia.

CFAO Mobility is the authorised distributor of new Toyota and Suzuki vehicles and Yamaha motorcycles in Uganda. Through its equipment division it also distributes Hino, Sinotruk and FUSO trucks and Toyota Material Handling equipment. Its LOXEA division offers vehicle leasing and rental.

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