The SC Villa forward scored in either side of the game to give the Cranes the edge in a tournament limited to home-based players.
Farouk Miya buried from the spot to wrap up an impressive 3-0 away win over Uganda?s neighbours on Saturday.
Roles will be reversed as Uganda hosts Tanzania in the return leg in two weeks? time in Kampala.
After a brilliant performance on the road, Cranes coach Milutin ?Micho? Sredojevic will hope his men will finish the business on home turf ? with the winner over the two legs set to play Sudan for a place in the CHAN 2016 finals.
The final score at Amann will not come off much as a surprise as Micho traveled with an all-attack strategy in mind.
But he had to witness his side held throughout the first half, up until six minutes before the break when Ssekisambu struck home off a Robert Ssentongo?s assist to open the scoreline.
He went on to double The Cranes? lead after restart to put the visitors firmly in control.
To add to the gloss, Miya drove his penalty take beyond goalkeeper Deogratius Munishi late on after Frank Kalanda was bundled by defender Shomary Kapombe with minutes to spare.
Source The New Vision
