Hoima City is preparing to host Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) matches thanks to the rapid construction of a new, internationally-standard stadium. Built by Turkish company SUMMA in just 14 months, the facility is now the city's primary attraction. The project cost Shs 152 billion, funded by Uganda’s Petroleum Fund following parliamentary approval in May 2024, representing the fund’s largest investment to date. The stadium’s completion signals Hoima’s readiness for the upcoming AFCON tournament in 2027. This infrastructure boost is expected to bring economic benefits to the region. The quick turnaround underscores a significant achievement in sports facility development for Uganda. Further details on the stadium’s capacity and specific features are anticipated.