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A non-profit community-based organisation focused on improving the education and standard of living for children in a small rural village in Uganda.

24/10/2026

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Bonna Baana Debate October 2026
Once again I salute you all in the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ. It's my hope that you are all at your best.
Being a member of BBA or being active in the association's activities is getting more and more exciting. Different programmes that bring people together are being promoted at the association. This time round, it is debating.
Motion: Mother Is Greater Than Father
"Maama Asiinga Taata"
Date: Saturday, 18th October 2026
Venue: BBA Offices
This was the second official debate to be held at Bonna Association (BBA). The first one was held about 5 years ago during the COVID-19 lockdown period.
After a long break, BBA has now decided to make the debate a regular monthly programme to build confidence and leadership skills among members. The next debate motion will be: "Village Life is Better than Town Life" — where the girls will again propose and the boys will oppose.
The debate was well organised and moderated by elected officials:
- Chairperson: Enock Nsubuga
- Judge: Jane Nakake
- Secretary: Raymond Kazibwe
- Chief Whip: Edward Katumba
- Time Keeper: Jorum Kaaya
They ensured order, time management, and fairness throughout the session.
PROPOSERS (Girls Team) — "Mother is Greater"
Led by the girls, they argued that mothers are the backbone of the home. Among the proposers were:
- Rebecca Nantaba
- Henrietta Mirembe Musoke
- Tracy Nansukusa
Their main points were that mothers wake up early to prepare children for school, provide daily care, stay awake when children are sick, and give unconditional love.
OPPOSERS (Boys Team) — "Father is Also Greater"
Led by the boys, they strongly opposed the motion. Among the opposers were:
- Edrine Sserunkuma
- John Katende
- Jordan Kaziro
- And other boys
They argued that fathers work tirelessly to pay school fees, provide food, shelter and security, and that a father's love is shown through silent sacrifice and protection of the family.
The debate was very competitive and emotional. After listening to both sides, Judge Jane Nakake declared the result a TIE. Both teams had strong, credible points and it was impossible to say one parent is more important than the other.
Best Debater of the Day was awarded to Rebecca Nantaba from the Proposers' side for her eloquence, confidence, and clear articulation of points.
The debate was more than just winning or losing. Members gained vital life skills:
1. How to express themselves: Members learnt to speak confidently, clearly and boldly in public without fear.
2. How to defend their points and stick to what they think is right: Members learnt to remain firm, provide evidence for their arguments, and not be easily shaken even when challenged.
3. How to manage their time: Members learnt the importance of organizing their ideas and presenting them within the allocated time.
The debate ended in high spirits. It reminded us all that both mother and father are equally important and irreplaceable in a child's life.
BBA congratulates all participants, officials and the audience for making the return of the debate a success.
We look forward to the next debate next month: Village Life is Better than Town Life.

18/10/2026

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Bonna Baana Shines At Wampewo Ntake Chess Tournament
Greetings friends and family, it's Joyce Meme the proud Chess patron bringing to you the chess updates. Let me hope you are all doing well healthy wise. For those who aren't, we pray that you get better.
Bonna Baana Association once again demonstrated its commitment to nurturing young talent when it facilitated the participation of its members in a chess tournament held at Wampewo Ntake Secondary School on 27th September 2026. The tournament brought together young chess enthusiasts from different backgrounds to compete in various age categories, and for Bonna Baana it was more than just a competition. It was an opportunity for its members to develop their skills, gain competitive exposure, interact with other young players, and discover greater opportunities beyond their usual environment.
The team comprised thirteen players: Nantaba Rebecca, Annet Nanyange, Jesca Nanfuma, Jorum Kaaya, Jordan Kaziro, Erisa Nandekula, Edrine Serunkuma, Tracy Nansukusa, Esther Nakanyike, Isaac Mukisa, Justin Tushemereirwe, Dickson Mugisha and Joyce Meme. They were accompanied by Mdm Jane Nakake, Mr Enock Nsubuga, Henrietta Mirembe, Precious Bbaka and Joshua Kamukama, who provided invaluable guidance and encouragement.
The day began early at 6:00 a.m. with great enthusiasm despite the morning rain. The journey was smooth and the team arrived at venue 2 hours before start. We used that time to breakfast and settling in as we waited for the competition start. The games commenced at 10:00 a.m. and players faced five demanding rounds in the morning that tested their concentration, patience and strategic thinking, followed by a lunch break at 1.30 p.m. and two final rounds from 2:30 p.m.
Our players journey on the board wasn´t easy but they managed to finish the competition with promising results. Annet Nanyange, the oldest member among the players, had a brilliant day and scoped a silver medal in the Under-14 category. The association has great hope in her and encourages her to keep improving her game to benefit even more from chess. Rebecca Nantaba once again proved to be one of the association’s best performers, following in the footsteps of her namesake Rebecca Nakawunde who is regarded as one of the greatest beneficiaries of chess in the association, and her composure earned her gold in the Under-12 category. Jesca Nanfuma also madethe team proud with a bronze medal in the Under14category.
Jorum Kaaya, a senior player who has been with the team for over three years, used his experience to earn 4 points despite facing very strong competition in his group that denied him a medal. His young brother Jordan Kaziro is still finding his rhythm in chess, and while this tournament proved a bit stronger for him, he managed to collect 2 points. Erisa Nandekula, the youngest player on the team who has now made a year on the team, is developing very fast and the association has great hope in him, even though he is yet to win his first medal.
Edrine Serunkuma, one of the newcomers who joined this year, has grown stronger through consistency in training and managed three points out of the possible seven, which the coach regards as a good performance for a newcomer. Esther Nakanyike, also a new member, is developing at a rapid speed and put up a good performance though not enough for a medal in her category. Dickson Mugisha played his first competitive tournament and was understandably nervous, but the team is happy with what he managed to collect. Similarly, Isaac Mukisa, Justin Tushemereirwe and Tracy Nansukusa also had their first tournament experience, and the association is pleased with what they achieved on their debut.
Henrietta Mirembe who was attending a tournament for her second time, together with Precious Bbaka and Joshua Kamukama moved with the team to gain exposure as they wait for their own chances on the board.
The awarding ceremony at 5:00 p.m. was the highlight of the day, celebrating the achievements of Nantaba, Nanyange and Nanfuma. The entire team expressed sincere and heartfelt appreciation to the management of Bonna Baana Association for the financial, emotional and moral support that made the trip possible, a clear demonstration of its dedication to talent development and personal growth.
The team departed at 5:30 p.m. and returned home safely, each player carrying their own experience, lessons and motivation from what was a successful and memorable tournament.
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER

17/10/2026

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Leaders Retreat 2026
Warm greetings to you all beloved members, friends and followers of Bonna Baana Association activities. I hope you are all doing well, healthy wise.
On 10th October 2026, BBA leaders gathered at Mubeezi Gardens, just 3 kilometres from our office, for our annual Leaders Retreat under the theme "Lead, Serve and Enjoy.". This was the third time the retreat is happening in BBA history with the first two in the previous two years at Entebbe and Matuga respectively.
The retreat was led by Raymond Kazibwe and the venue was chosen for easy arrival and to give us ample time for our activities, with catering support so leaders could fully focus on the day's programme.
We were honored to have 10 of our dedicated leaders present:
1. Eve Ssembuya – Chairperson
2. Henry Musoke – Coordinator
3. Raymond Kazibwe – Treasurer & Retreat Leader
4. Joyce Meme – Chess Patron
5. Jane Nakake – Head of Entertainment
6. Grace Nabadende – Head of Children Ministry
7. Jorum Kaaya – Store Manager
8. Zaina Namukwaya – Parents Representative
9. Edward Katumba – Garden Manager
10. Annette Nanyange – Chess Captain
Our special guest, Mr Robert Kinyenya was unable to make it due to unavoidable reasons.
The day began with a powerful prayer from J Kaaya, setting the right spirit for the retreat. J Meme then led us in fun ice breaker that lifted our hearts.
Before lunch, J Nakake led us in indoor games that helped us relax and connect. Lunch was served at 12pm.
After lunch, G Nabadende and R Kazibwe led the outdoor games, starting again with ice breaker by J Nakake. We enjoyed games like Pick and Drop, Blind Folding, among others — games that taught us teamwork, trust, and communication.
The heart of the retreat was our outdoor discussion where we talked about next years programme.
We discussed the strength and weaknesses of each department, what is expected from us as leaders, the benefits of being a leader at BBA, and the message we must carry to the rest of the community about BBA. We concluded that;
- We cannot develop BBA if each department works alone. We must work as a group.
- We must learn to forgive each other's mistakes when they happen.
- The only way we can make the kids in BBA enjoy the association is when we leaders enjoy being there ourselves. And we can only enjoy being there if we make the association an enjoyable place. It is the responsibility of leaders to make BBA an enjoyable place.
- Our Coordinator reminded us that the retreat was not to blame anyone for anything, but to align ourselves back on track.
- The future of BBA lies in each and every leader's hands. If each leader takes responsibility of their department, the future of the association can be guaranteed.
In a beautiful act of togetherness and reconciliation, we had gift sharing where each leader had a person to give a gift to. The association also appreciated every leader — each one walked away with a new leaders T-shirt and a pen.
After the discussions, we had a delicious dinner at 6 pm. After dinner we went back for two more outdoor games. Roll the Dice and Move, and Chicken Balloon.
We closed with a reflection on how the day went and what we need to eliminate and include in our next leaders retreat.
Special thanks to Raymond Kazibwe for leading the retreat so well and to every leader who made time to be present and to whoever did something to see that the retreat was a success through finances, advice and motivation.
We left refreshed, united, and ready to Lead, Serve and Enjoy!
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER

11/10/2026

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Bonna Baana Association Annual General Meeting 2026
Greetings to all members, friends and followers of Bonna Baana Association activities. We are delighted to share with you what transpired in our Annual General Meeting for the year 2026.
The Annual General Meeting is our yearly gathering set on the 9th of October. It is a special day where all parents and children and meet the leaders of the association.
This year, the meeting still took place at the BBA offices, running from 2:00pm to 6:30pm. We recorded 11 parents, 7 leaders and 35 children in attendance. Our members were well catered for with lunch of bread and chapati, ably led by Agnes Nabbanja, Jane Nakake and Joyce Meeme.
The meeting was opened up with a prayer from Agnes Nabbanja. It was chaired by Raymond Kazibwe while Edward Katumba was documenting. Days before the meeting, R Kazibwe and J Nakake had visited most of the parents' homes to inquire about what they would like to discuss during the AGM. Indeed they collected many meaningful issues and ideas which were discussed about and responded to by Mr Henry Musoke. We also had a chance to go through the history of Bonna Baana with the available parents, led by Mr. Henry Musoke.
We then listened to reports from our department heads. Joyce Meme, our Chess leader, thanked the parents for encouraging their children to attend the program. She informed us about the previous tournaments that have happened since last year's edition and asked parents to buy chess materials for their children. She emphasized that parents should let their kids report to the office every weekend to allow them to be coached and catch up with the rest of members.
E Katumba talked about the garden, mentioning how big it is and what we usually harvest, and he thanked members who give him a hand in the garden. R Kazibwe gave a report about sports as requested by E Nsubuga who is the head of the department. He also highlighted the event that have transpired over the year mentioning the key areas and also enlighted on the upcoming events in all sports disciplines .
A Nabbanja, as head of office, talked about office usage, attendance and discipline. She mentioned Edrine Sserunkuma and Elisa Nandekula as the most active and disciplined members at the office. She also introduced the printer to the members and asked them to make use of it as it was brought to the community to ease life.
J Nakake as the entertainment head thanked parents who always support their kids whenever need calls. She presented the activities in her department and also informed members about the coming event of the kids outing bound to happen on the 8th of November 2026.
The parents agreed to get more involved in the association activities, such as visiting the office regularly, as well as being supportive to their kids as far as association programmes are concerned.
We had a session of awarding the outstanding performers of the year. Jane Nakake was crowned Ms BBA 2026 and Edrine Sserunkuma was awarded Best Junior 2026. The gifts and awards were handed over by the Chairperson.
The day was closed with a prayer from Ms Annet Nalubwama of Mpwedde.
We thank everyone who participated and made the day successful.
Management
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER

05/10/2026

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Member Profile : Jorum Kaaya
Dear esteemed members, friends, and followers of BBA activities,
We greet you all with love and appreciation for your continued support towards Bonna Baana.
Today, we are delighted to present to you another special edition of our series: Member Profile— where, once in a while, we get a chance to know about the prominent members behind the daily running of the Association. We present a very young leader, growing up right before our eyes—Jorum Kaaya.
WHO IS JORUM KAAYA?
Jorum Kaaya born on 16th June 2011 to Jelsom Kibuuse and Justine Nakalyango of Nabuti, Mukono. He is the first-born in his family and elder brother to Jordan Kaziro, who is also a chess player in BBA.
His education journey started at Nsuube Nursery and Primary School in 2016, later at New Hope Primary School in 2022, then at Bukalabi Primary School, where he sat his PLE in 2025. He is currently studying at Kasangombe SSS in Nakaseke District.
Jorum's journey with BBA began in 2018 when, at just 7 years old, he moved from Mukono to start living with his grandmother Mrs. Eva Ssembuya, the Association Chairperson. He joined Bonna Baana at that tender age and has grown up inside BBA.
BBA is more than an association to him — it is family. His inspiration at BBA comes from his own family: his aunties Jane Nakake (Head of Entertainment) and Joyce Meme (Head of Chess), his uncle Henry Musoke (Association Coordinator), and his grandmother the Chairperson. This strong family support has made him feel at home and shaped him into the leader he is today.
At BBA, Jorum is a multi-talented boy. He participates in disc golf and football, but his true passion is chess. He currently serves as the BBA Store Manager and Boys Chess Captain. His hobbies are playing chess, video games, and adventures — hobbies that show his strategic and curious mind.
His best chess memory so far is competing in last year's Father Grimes National Schools Team Chess Championship, Uganda's biggest schools chess tournament that brings together nearly 100 schools.
Because of his discipline, humility, and commitment, Jorum has been newly promoted to the BBA Leadership and BBA has great hope in him.
From a 7-year-old boy who came to live with his grandmother to a 14-year-old leader trusted with the store and the chess team, Jorum's story is the true definition of what Bonna Baana stands for — raising children into responsible leaders.
Please join us to congratulate and encourage our young leader, Jorum Kaaya!

04/10/2026

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Holiday Programme Report - Term Two 2026
Greetings to all BBA members, parents, and leaders. I am Jane Nakake, Head of Entertainment at Bonna Baana Association. It has been a great pleasure leading and participating in the Term Two Holiday Programme 2026. Together with the entire BBA family, we have made this holiday productive, fun, and educative. I am pleased to present to you the full report of our holiday programme.
The holiday spotlight. Group photo after the game between BBA management and the parents
The holiday spotlight. Group photo after the game between BBA management and the parents
The programme started a bit early according to the programme that was drafted. We started with chess training for one week in which members practiced about opening, middle game, end game, and recording as well. The classes were conducted by Mr. Enock Nsubuga, Jane Nakake and Edward Katumba.
In that same week, we also had the parents football gala on Sunday held at the Flower Garden on 23rd August. The gala was between parents of Upper and Lower Kyangatto and ended in a 2:1 win in favour of Lower Kyangatto.
In Week 2, we had different activities like baking where we baked half-cakes, counselling, computer classes and disc golf training. The baking classes were aimed at equipping members with vocational skills as well as learning table manners.
In Week 3, on Monday we had sanitation, in which we cleaned the office and discussed more about personal hygiene. Counselling continued on last week's notes about Bonna Baana Association in general. The counselling sessions were basically to teach members their responsibilities as well as to teach them about the core values of BBA including its history, present and the future of BBA. On Wednesday 2nd September to Friday we had chess training with Coach Calvin Ntumwa.
In that week we also had a football match between the BBA management and the parents on Friday 4th September. The game ended 5 to 4 in favour of BBA management. The week ended with a disc golf tournament at Ndejje University and football training.
In Week 4, our last week, we had baking classes on Monday still on half-cakes, so that we can improve member´s skills, Tuesday we had counselling again, reviewing the past history of BBA. The rest of the days we had computer classes and chess training.
That was the end of our holiday programme. I thank everyone who worked hand in hand so that the programme runs smoothly and also lifting the association as well.
Keep on checking our socials for more updates. More exciting programmes are running at the association.
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER

26/09/2026

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Term Two Holiday Programe Wrap Up 2026
Warm greetings to you all, our beloved members, friends and followers of BBA activities.
As it has always been, even this holiday, Bonna Baana Association (BBA) successfully conducted a comprehensive holiday programme during the Term Two break in 2026. The programme was designed to keep members active and engaged while providing opportunities for learning, talent development, physical fitness, social interaction, and personal growth.
The programme combined educational, sporting, recreational, and skills-development activities including chess, disc golf, football, kho-kho, computer training, reading, baking, sanitation, and guidance & counselling.
1. Chess Training
Chess was one of the major activities of the holiday. Training was conducted on 17th – 21st August, 30th August, 2nd – 4th September, and 12th – 13th September 2026 at the BBA office.
Members learned openings, mid-game, and endgames, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. The sessions were led by Enock, Jane, Rebecca, Raymond, Coach Galvin, Mr. Musoke, and Genza. The turn-up was very good, and lunch was provided by Katumba. The training improved strategic thinking, concentration, and decision-making.
2. Disc Golf
Disc Golf activities were held on 1st August, 27th, 28th August, 5th September (League), and 11th September 2026 at the Flower Garden.

Trainings were led by Katumba and Jane. The Disc Golf League on 5th September attracted over 30 members, giving them valuable competitive experience. Regular training was important for members preparing for competitions.
3. Football
Football activities took place on 23rd August, 4th September, and 10th September 2026.
On 23rd August, a friendly match between parents of Lower Kyangatto and Upper Kyangatto was held, won 2-1 by Lower Kyangatto, with Chairperson Maama Eve as Guest of Honour. On 4th September, a friendly match between BBA leaders and BBA parents ended 5-4. On 10th September, general football training for both boys and girls was conducted at the Flower Garden by Enock, Jane, and Katumba, focusing on basic skills, fitness, and teamwork.
4. Baking / Vocational Skills
Baking classes were conducted on 24th August and 7th September 2026 at the BBA office by Jane and Agnes. Members learned how to practically make half-cakes, an important vocational skill for future self-employment and entrepreneurship.
5. Computer Training
Computer classes were held on 26th August 2026 at the office, led by Katumba, helping members develop essential digital literacy skills.
6. Guidance, Counseling & Personal Development
Sessions were held on 25th, 28th August and 6th September 2026.
The session on 25th August was themed "Introduction to BBA" and covered BBA history, leadership, anthem, and logo, led by Enock, Jane and Agnes. On 28th August, a session on member behaviour was held by Jane and Katumba. On 6th September, a Sunday Special was held where members shared their experiences and reflections on how BBA has positively influenced them, led by Enock and Jane.
7. Reading and Word Puzzle
A reading and word puzzle-solving session was held on *29th August 2026* at the office, led by J Nakake.
8. Sanitation and Personal Hygiene
A lesson on sanitation and personal hygiene was conducted on *8th September 2026* at the office by Enock, emphasizing cleanliness and a healthy environment, especially for younger members.
9. Kho-Kho
A Kho-Kho educational session was held on 9th September 2026 at the office, led by Enock. Members watched a video of the Kho-Kho World Cup India 2025 to learn about the court, rules, and international development of the sport.
The Term Two Holiday Programme was productive and meaningful. From chess to baking, football to computer training, the programme addressed all aspects of members' growth. Despite the challenges, BBA's ability to adapt shows the commitment of its community.
We appreciate all leaders, coaches, parents, volunteers, and members who made it a success
BBA We Are Together

16/08/2026

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BBA's JULY IN SUMMARY
Warm greetings to all beloved members, friends and followers of BBA activities. It's my hope that you are doing great.
July was characterised by various educational programmes, sports training sessions and competitive tournaments. These activities aimed at developing members' academic abilities, sporting talents, discipline, teamwork and social interaction.
Computer lessons were conducted at the BBA office under the guidance of Mr Katumba on 4th and 5th and by Enock Nsubuga on 18th. Members received practical computer training aimed at improving their computer skills. Over 40 members benefited from this programme.
Reading classes for children under eight (😎 years were conducted by Madam Jane Nakake The learners were introduced to words containing the sound "a", helping them improve pronunciation, reading and vocabulary development. These were conducted simultaneously with the chess and computer classes to accommodate the young ones who would feel out of place during these classes.
To improve the quality of teaching, the Association received a whiteboard, which greatly enhanced the delivery of theory lessons and classroom demonstrations.
Chess Training (11th & 18th)
Chess training was conducted at the BBA office under the leadership of Jorum, Joakim, Enock and Jane.
Members received practical coaching in:
Chess rules
Opening strategies
Tactical play
The session helped improve members' confidence and competitive abilities.
BBA participated in the Women’s Disc Golf Championship held at the Ndejje University Disc Golf Course.
The Association representatives performed exceptionally well by winning several medals together with a team trophy.
The tournament provided valuable competitive experience and further promoted Disc Golf among female participants. For more information about the tournament, please visit our blog.
A football friendly match was played between BBA and Kalagala FC at the Flower Garden.
Unfortunately, BBA lost 4–1.
The match strengthened teamwork, fitness, discipline and friendship among participants.
19th July 2026 (Sunday)
Parents' Friendly Football Match
A friendly football match involving parents of Bonna Baana Association was held between Lower Kyangatto and Upper Kyangatto.
The match ended with Lower Kyangatto winning 2–1.
The activity strengthened relationships among parents, promoted unity within the association, and encouraged parental involvement in BBA programmes.
The event was highly entertaining and created a joyful atmosphere for both participants and spectators
Members with their parents after the football game Uganda Junior Disc Golf Championship (25th)
Members with their parents after the football game Uganda Junior Disc Golf Championship (25th)
BBA participated in the Uganda Junior Disc Golf Championship held at the Ndejje University Disc Golf Course.
The Association successfully registered and facilitated the participation of 25 junior players.
Outstanding achievements included:
14 members won medals
The Association received a team trophy
The team was led by Mr Enock and Grace
The championship provided an excellent opportunity for members to gain competitive experience while representing BBA with discipline and excellence.
KhoKho training was conducted at the Flower Garden under the leadership of Mr. Enock.
Members were introduced to:
Basic KhoKho rules
Chasing techniques
Defensive skills
Team coordination
Speed and agility exercises
The training session was enjoyable, highly interactive, and introduced many members to a new and exciting sport.
The month was a success and we hope to have August on the same rhythm or better. We wish you all the best in your endeavours as you wait for August which has a number of existing activities
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER
Enock Nsubuga
Head of Sports
Bonna Baana Association

26/07/2026

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BBA JOURNEY JUNE 2026
Salutations to all members, friends and followers of Bonna Baana.
This monthly update is our way of keeping you informed about our activities, the progress we have made, and how together we are working toward empowering and engaging our community.
Please accept our sincere apologies for the late report.
June was a month with activities happening mostly at the weekend because members were in school. Despite the busy school schedule, we still had a productive month filled with learning, sports and teamwork. 3rd June - Computer Classes
We held computer classes facilitated by Edward Katumba. Since it was Martyr’s Day and a public holiday, members had time to attend and learn new skills.
6th & 7th June Computer & Reading Classes
Mr. Mugaga led computer classes while Jane Nakake conducted reading classes on both days. Members benefited from digital literacy and improved reading skills.
13th June - Computer & Reading Classes
The classes continued with both computer and reading sessions, keeping members engaged academically during the weekend.
14th June - Disc Golf Training
Members participated in a disc golf training session to prepare for upcoming competitions.
20th June "Throw For More" Disc Golf Tournament
BBA was represented by a team of 27 players and we are proud to announce that our team came home with five medals.
21st June Chess Training
The chess team held their first training session of the month, setting the ground for upcoming tournaments.
27th June - Chess Tournament & Football Training
The chess team travelled to Wampewo_ for a chess tournament and performed excellently, winning *five more medals*. Meanwhile, other members were at the garden for football training.
28th June Friendly Football Match
The boys played a friendly football match against Maggwa though it was a tough game and ended in a 2:1 win in favour of the visitors.
June showed us that even with limited time, dedication can achieve great results. We thank all facilitators, coaches, members, and supporters who made these activities possible.
As we are into July, Bonna Baana Association remains committed to nurturing talent, promoting education, and building community through sports and learning.
Thank you for walking with us.
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER
Jane Nakake
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