Bonna Baana Association, Stockholm (2026)

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
Home Activities Dept

22/07/2026

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BBA Disc Golfers Shine at Women’s Global Event Ndejje11072026
Kyangato/Ndejje University
Despite a rainy morning, 22 members of the BBA Disc Golfers from Kyangato led by Edward Katumba and Grace Nabadende travelled to Ndejje on Saturday 11th July 2026 to take part in the Women’s Global Event
Because it was a women’s tournament, BBA decided to take all active girls and ladies for this competition. It was a proud moment as we saw members as young as 4 years old taking part and throwing a disc for the first time.
The team departed Kyangato at 9:30am but was delayed by heavy morning rains. They arrived in Ndejje at 10:10am. Upon arrival, players toured the fairways to familiarise themselves with the course before the games kicked off at midday.
The competition was structured into two rounds. The first round was played for two hours, followed by a lunch break, after which the second round commenced.
The Women’s Global Event was originally scheduled for June but was postponed due to the Ebola outbreak that had halted all massive gatherings. Its return on Saturday was therefore celebrated as a milestone for the sport.
BBA Disc Golfers performed exceptionally, taking home the Juniors Trophy and two individual medals.
Organisers also ensured that every participant was recognised. Every player received at least one new disc, while some received two. In addition, several members were awarded branded t-shirts.
After a successful day, the team departed Ndejje at 5.00pm and arrived back in Kyangato at 6.00pm, before members proceeded to their respective homes.
The turnout and results show continued growth of disc golf in the area, and BBA Disc Golfers expressed gratitude to the organisers for hosting a safe and inclusive event.
We thank all who have been with us up to now it is your support that has abled us the achievements gained so far.
BBA management

05/07/2026

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BBA AT WAMPEWO CHESS TOURNAMENT
28th June 2026
Wampewo Chess tournament is a termly chess event organised by Wampewo Ntake chess Fraternity under the management of the school. The event was initiated way back in 2022 with two teams that's BBA and Wampewo sss. Currently the tournament attracts over 200 participants across the country from both juniors (primary and secondary scholars) and adults section ( ladies and open). This term's event was organised and hosted by Wampewo and sponsored by All Markets hence the name All Markets chess Championship.
BBA proudly participated in the above mentioned Tournament on Saturday, 28th June 2026, marking another milestone for chess at our home.
A team of 12 BBA members travelled to Wampewo, comprising 11 players and 4 escorts The team was led by Joyce Meme, BBA’s chess patron, who also competed in the ladies’ section. Edrine Sserunkuma, Jordan Kaziro, Jorum Kaaya, Erisa Nandekula, Arthur Kazibwe made the juniors boys' team whereas Annet Nanyange, Olivia Nanyonjo, Justin Tushemereirwe, Esther Nakanyike, Rebecca Nantaba and Rebecca Nakawunde made the junior girls' team. Henrietta Mirembe, Ronald Asiimwe, Tracy Nansukusa and Joshua Kamukama were the escorts who went to have a feeling of the tournament for the very first time.
The journey began early. The team left Kyangato, our home, at 6:00am and arrived in Wampewo at 8:00am, ready for competition. Players battled through 7 rounds of intense play against strong opponents from across the region.
BBA’s training and dedication paid off with an impressive medal haul. We celebrate Jordan Kaziro, Rebecca Nantaba, Rebecca Nakawunde, Esther Nakanyike and Edrine Sserunkuma for winning five medals for BBA.
After a long day of strategy and sportsmanship, the team departed Wampewo and arrived back at BBA home at 8:00pm, tired but proud.
We extend our sincere thanks to the management of BBA for the continued support towards chess and all sports at BBA. We also appreciate the members who train tirelessly to represent us, and the parents/guardians who permit and encourage their children to play.
Chess continues to grow at BBA, and this tournament proves that hard work + support = results. We look forward to more tournaments and more medals!
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER
Joyce Meme
Chess patron

27/06/2026

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2026 THROW FOR MORE DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT
On 20th June 2026, the Throw for More Tournament came alive at Ndejje University Disc Golf Course. This tournament is played annually and globally simultaneously, and Uganda’s edition was proudly hosted at Ndejje University under the Paul McBeth Foundation. The aim is simple: use disc golf to grow sports participation, develop talent, and bring people together through competition and shared experience.
BBA showed up with 27 players, leaving Kyangato at 9.45am after securing parental consent on Friday. From the first tee, the course was filled with energy. Experienced players set the pace while new faces stepped in for their very first tournament round. You could feel it - the focus before a throw, the cheers when someone hit a tight line through the trees, the laughter after a wild disc ride into the rough. Scores were recorded not just for results, but to mark where each player started so we know how far we’ll go next time. Edward Katumba, Justine Tushemerirwe, and Dickson Mugisha led BBA with 108, while Nsubuga Enock and Nabunya Priscah followed close at 110. Every name on the list, from Nansukusa Tracy at 112 to Nakitende Joan at 146, walked off with lessons, stories, and a baseline to beat.
Below is the full score list.
1. Enock Nsubuga 110
2. Edward Katumba 108
3. Edrine Sserunkuma 120
4. Arthur Kazibwe 140
5. Joshua Kamukama 135
6. Olivia Nanyonjo 140
7. Annet Nanyange 142
8. Justine Tushemerirwe 108
9. Priscah Nabunya 110
10. Tracy Nansukusa 112
11. Annet Nakajiri 130
12. Sarah Nankya 124
13. Agnes Nassozi 130
14. Charity Atuhaire 140
15. Roy Nakavuma 142
16. Joan Nakitende 146
17. Dickson Mugisha 108
18. Joselyn Nanyonjo 120
19. Ronald Asiiimwe 116
20. Travis Kalugi 122
21. Travis Lukenge 118
22. Davis Walulya 120
23. Fatumah Nakawuka 124
24. Erisah Nandekula 130
25. John Katende 130
26. Arafat Ssetuba 138
27. Junior Katabira 136
What made the day special was the mix. Charity Atuhaire, Joan Nakitende, Roy Nakavuma, Arafat Ssetuba, Agnes Nassozi, Sarah Nankya, Junio Katabira, Annet Nakajiri, and Annet Nanyange traveled for their first disc golf tournament. They learned the rules by playing them, built confidence with every hole, and gained motivation from sharing the course with veterans. That inclusiveness is the heart of Throw for More - no one is just a spectator.
Even though you weren’t there, picture this: morning sun over Ndejje, discs spinning through the air, players encouraging each other hole after hole, and a community growing stronger with every throw. The determination, discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship on display showed that disc golf is taking root in BBA. The experience gained will be the foundation for sharper skills and better performances in the tournaments ahead.
We thank BBA management for giving members this platform. More participation in Throw for More and similar events will keep the momentum going, develop talent, and keep our community connected through sport.
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER
Enock Nsubuga
H.O. Sports

28/05/2026

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BBA At The Brentford Soccer Gala 2026
Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ. This report details the participation of Bonna Baana Academy (BBA) in the annual Brentford Soccer Gala held on 16 May 2026.
Preparations commenced with a month of training at the Flower Garden. On the Friday preceding the event, participants were briefed on the program and issued consent letters for parental signature and approval. A delegation of 40 members traveled to Kayunga, comprising 18 players and 22 morale boosters. The team was accompanied by two parents who provided support throughout the tournament and during the friendly matches that took place before the tournament. On 16 May 2026 at 06:00 hours, the team departed from Kyangato for Namagabi Umea Primary School and Namagabi Secondary School, the venues for the gala. The players woke up at 04:00 hours to prepare breakfast and lunch prior to departure.
BBA fielded two teams in the Under-12 category, as the players were not yet eligible for the Under-14 category designated for secondary school students. The teams wore green and orange jerseys, with some players wearing football boots.
Both BBA teams were placed in Group B alongside Brentford B, Faith Soccer Academy, Walukuba Team A, and Walukuba Team B. The teams played six matches with the following results: BBA A defeated BBA B 3-0; BBA A defeated Brentford 2-0; BBA B lost to Walukuba A 1-2; BBA A drew with Faith 1-1; BBA B lost to Faith 0-2; and BBA B lost to Walukuba B 0-2. The tournament provided valuable experience for both players and morale boosters, and notable improvement was observed in attacking performance, with an increased number of goals scored compared to previous competitions.
The participation achieved several positive outcomes. Players gained valuable exposure by competing against other academies. Members were also able to visit Lwajjali Wetlands and River Sezibwa as part of an educational tour. The teams were supported and advised by the parents who traveled with them, and thorough preparations were conducted prior to the gala. Teamwork was exhibited among the leaders and players, and the members demonstrated discipline and smart conduct throughout the event.
Some challenges were encountered during the gala. Illness affected the team arrangement at the last minute, and injuries disturbed the team as most players were playing bare footed.
Appreciation is extended to God for His protection, guidance, and gift of life to the members. Gratitude is also expressed to the BBA management for sponsoring participation in different events across the country, and to the parents for permitting their children to travel with the team. May God bless you bountifully.
BBA WE ARE TOGETHER
Enock Nsubuga
Head of Sports, BBA

17/05/2026

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BBA APRIL WRAP UP 2026
I extend greetings to you all in the name of Jesus Christ. I hope this report finds you well.
During the month of April, our focus was primarily on two departments: the chess department, in preparation for the Father Grimes Tournament at Ntare School scheduled for 2nd May 2026, and the football department, in preparation for the Brentford Soccer Academy Gala in Kayunga.
The activities conducted in April were as follows:
Saturday, 4th April: Members prepared for the Easter celebrations at the Flower Garden. Activities included games such as blindfolding and pick-and-drop. The session concluded with cleaning of the Flower Garden and the office.
Sunday, 5th April: Members held an Easter celebration at the office. The program was conducted by Enock, Katumba, and Jane. A full report on the Easter celebration is available on our blog for further reference.
Saturday, 11th April: A chess training session was held at the office, conducted by Joachim Genza. Members were instructed on mid-game strategies. The session was productive and well received.
Sunday, 12th April: A chess training session was held at the office, led by Genza. Members reviewed and practiced the concepts taught on Saturday.
On the same day, a football training session was conducted at the Flower Garden under the leadership of Katumba. The attendance was commendable, with over 20 members participating. The session focused on passing and agility.
Saturday, 18th April: Chess qualifiers were held at the office to select the team for the Father Grimes Tournament. Over 10 members participated. The exercise was conducted by Genza and Enock.
A football training session was also held at the Flower Garden on the same day, led by Katumba, with emphasis on endurance and speed.
Sunday, 19th April: Chess training was conducted by Genza and Enock. Members analyzed games from the qualifiers. Members from Bukalabi Primary School also joined the session.
Thursday, 23rd April: Chess training was conducted by Enock and Genza. Members were trained on game recording and the use of chess clocks. The session was interactive and engaging.
Saturday, 25th April: Chess members attended a training session with Coach Calvin at the office. The focus was on game reading, tournament rules, building confidence and composure, and team arrangement. He was assisted by Meeme and Genza.
Sunday, 26th April Chess members had a training session at the office, led by Meeme and Genza. The session reinforced topics covered by the coach, including team arrangement, seating, clock usage, and endgame play. Consent letters were also issued and signed by parents, permitting their children to attend the tournament.
I take this opportunity to thank God for enabling us to complete the month without incident. I also extend appreciation to the management for their continued support. May God reward you accordingly.
Enock Nsubuga
Secretary, BBA

14/05/2026

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Father Grimes National Schools Chess Championship 2026
Warm greetings to you all.
Father Grimes Chess Tournament is an annual chess tournament organized by UCF. It attracts all chess Playing primary and secondary schools. It's aimed at improving the chess tactics and knowledge among the young players in the country. This year’s tournament was organized at Ntare School, located in Mbarara
This year BBA as New Hope Nursery and Primary school Nakaseke was represented by two primary teams, boys and girls. The girls team was composed of Anet Nanyange, Rebecca Nantaba, Jesca Nanfuma, Justine Nanyombi and Olivia Nanyonjo. Jorum Kaaya, Jordan kaziro, Arthur Kazibwe, Edrine Sserunkuma, and Erisa Nandekula made the list of the boy's team that represented BBA. The teams were accompanied by Raymond Kazibwe as team coach, Joakim Genza patroned and Jane Nakake as care taker.
For five consecutive weeks the teams trained with the lead of Joakim Genza. The trainings aimed at improving their status of playing and to prepare them so as to contest. It also aimed at making them get used to different openings and how to respond to their opponents.
The team set off from kyangato on Saturday 01/05/2026 and reached the venue in the evening at around 8:00pm. The final arrangements and transportation issues were handled by Raymond with the help of Joakim and Jane.
On 3rd may 2025 the tournament was officially opened by an opening ceremony with took hours and our games started at midday after lunch time. In the morning, the team had woke up, refreshed,had breakfast and headed for the opening ceremony after which the first round was played before lunch. One round followed after lunch and then supper. Both girls and boys lost their first round and won the second one with a four nil victory. And that was the first day. The second and third day both teams had three games played each.
The fourth day they only played one round making a total of nine rounds. The closing ceremony was also on the fourth day (Wednesday 06/05/2025).
After the nine rounds the boys team had collected 12 points out of the possible 27 points. The team won four, drew none and lost five games.The team finished in the 19th position out of the 32 teams in the open category. The girls' team had collected 16 points out of the possible 27 points. The team won five, drew one and lost three games. The team finished in the 5th position out of the 21 teams in the primary category. Each win carried 3 points, 1 points for a draw and 0 for each game lost.
Below is the individual performance of the team members.
BOYS
Jordan Kaziro
Jordan played on board one and winning 5 drawing 0 and lost 4 making a total of 5 points on his name for the team.
Arthur Kazibwe
Arthur played on board two. Won 4, drew 0 and lost 5 games. Making 4 points for his team on his name.
Edrine Sserunkuma
Edrine played on board three, winning 6, drew 0 and lost 3 games, making a total of 6 points on his name for the team.
Jorum Kaaya
Jorum played on board four and winning 4 drawing 0 and losing 5 making a total of 4 points on his name.
Erisa Nandekula
Erisa was a substitute for the team and he was not in position to play any of the nine games though he contributed a lot to the team and his work will be always recognized.
GIRLS
Rebecca Nantaba
Rebecca played board one. Won 6 drew 0 and lost 3 games. This meant that she scored 6 points for her team.
Justine Nanyombi
Justine played on board two. Won 3, drew 0 and lost 6 of her games meaning she only managed to score 3 points for her team.
Jesca Nanfuma
Jesca played on board three and won 6 games, drew 0 and lost 3 games making a total of 6 points on her name.
Annet Nanyange
Annet played on board four. She won 7 games, drew 0 and lost 2 making a total of 7 points on her name.
Olivia Nanyonjo
Olivia emerged as a substitute and she could only play any game in case any of the four players raised an issue that couldn't allow her to continue playing. So Olivia played none of the games.
I forward the credit to the coaches who sacrificed a lot to determine the performance of both teams. Another credit is delivered to the sponsors of New hope nursery and primary school Nakaseke (BBA) for having managed to Carter for any financial support in this tournament. Am thankful for the cooperation demonstrated by the leaders that accompanied the teams. Humbly I request from the entire leadership board not to relax...We continue training, friendlies and bringing more coaches if at all we have to excel in chess department. I'm sorry whenever the element of failure was manifested.. Thank you.
Raymond Kazibwe
Team coach

19/04/2026

Bonna Baana Easter Fun

19/04/2026

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BONNA BAANA EASTER PARTY 2026
Warm greetings to you all. Hope this reports finds you in good health.
The Easter report came a little bit late and we are sorry for that. We always hope to make it better.
Our Preparations began on Monday of the last week to Easter we identified suitable games and notified members about the upcoming program. On Good Friday, several members visited the office to discuss activities for the party. Suggested games included blindfold challenges, the step game, blind football, tug of war (individual and team), and pick-and-drop relay races.
We met on Saturday at 3:00pm to practice the games and help members master them. By 5:00pm, we returned to the office to clean the compound by clearing dry leaves and other debris. Members were briefed on the Easter program and encouraged to keep time to fully enjoy all planned activities.
On Sunday, members arrived at 2:30pm and started with the organizing and arranging the venue. The movie for the day, “Gods of Egypt” was ready on the desktop for screening at the scheduled time.
Members present were divided into two groups to encourage healthy competition. We began with a warm-up session to prepare for the activities.
All games practiced on Saturday were carried out. Games for older members were facilitated by Enock, while games for the younger members were facilitated by Madam Jane. Activities for the young members included _“Mwami wa mbaata”_, running competitions, and chair dance.
Winners were rewarded with sweets and cakes. After the games, members were refreshed with cakes and juice as they prepared for the movie at 5:30pm.
The movie session started as planned. Members gathered in the office to enjoy the 2-hour film. During the screening, members were served popcorn. The session ended at 7:30pm when it threatened to rain and power went off.
In total, over 40 members spent the evening together.
1. Unity: Members spent the evening together as a family, reflecting our motto “WE ARE TOGETHER”.
2. Teamwork Members worked hard for their groups to win, especially in tug of war and pick-and-drop relays.
3. Inclusive Participation Members contributed ideas and suggested games, making them part of the organizing process.
4. All Ages Engaged The program catered to all age groups, with specific games for both young and older members.
5. Power Instability Unstable electricity affected programs dependent on power, particularly the movie session.
6. Time Management Some members arrived late during the movie session and missed the games.
I take this honor to thank BBA management for consistently thinking of us. Programs like this keep us together and promote our safety. I also thank God for protection, and the parents who allowed their children to spend the evening with us.
BBA, WE ARE TOGETHER.
ENOCK NSUBUGA
H.O. Sports

06/04/2026

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BBA AT THE 1ST ENTEBBE OPEN DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT
Dear members, Friends and followers of BBA,
Greetings in Jesus’ name. I hope this finds you well.
Bonna Baana Association (BBA) participated in the inaugural Entebbe Disc Golf Championship on 28 March 2026 held at St. Joseph's Insititute Kisubi, Entebbe. Preparations went smoothly with final briefing done on friday evening, consent letters signed by parents/guardians for all 21 members (19 Junior U18, 2 amateur) and filed for records.
At 3:30 am we stated with preparing our lunch and breakfast, packed for each member. Dressed in BBA green-orange jerseys and closed shoes, we departed Kyangatto at 6:00 am, arrived Kisubi at 9:30 am, and reached the forested course at St. Joseph’s Technical Institute. Practice time was secured before competition that started at 12:00 pm (18 holes, one round)
At the end of the day, below is how the members had performed.
Dickson Mugisha – 56.
Precious Bakka – 60.
Travis Kalungi – 60.
Emmanuel Balijje – 61.
Edward Mukiibi – 61.
Ronald Asiimwe – 62.
Davis Walulya – 62.
Kuteesa Ssentongo – 64.
Joshua Kamukama – 67.
John Katende – 68.
Justine Tushemerirwe – 67.
Tracy Nansukusa – 70.
Joselyn Nanyonjo – 71.
Andrew Lukenge – 60.
Joseph Ssenyonga – 74.
David Lutamaguzi – 76.
Tom Ssenfuma – 80.
Benedict Ssebukko – 86.
Grace Nabadende – 56.
Edward Katumba – 56.
Enock Nsubuga – 60.
With that brilliant performance, we were able to get eight medals: Edward Katumba, Grace Nabadende, Justine Tushemerirwe, Tracy Nansukusa, John Katende, Joselyn Nanyonjo, David Lutamaguzi, Dickson Mugisha.
All our first-placed were awarded discs on top of the golden medals: John Katende, Edward Katumba, Grace Nabadende, Justine Tushemerirwe, Dickson Mugisha.
The Disc Golf-Uganda Country Coordinator Israel Muwanguzi commended BBA’s role in spreading the sport and donated 15 new discs for training. He also noted our team as the smartest dressed.
We left Entebbe at 6:00 pm, arrived Kyangatto at midnight.
Our team benefited from the trip in a number of ways; Exposure to a challenging course, Strong time management, Smart appearance recognition, first-time players (Benedict Ssebukko, David Lutamaguzi – medal winner), Tour highlights: Lake Victoria, Nakigalala tea estate
However, the team also faced some challenges: Heavy rain made the course slippery and hampered morning preparations. Delayed member fee payments affected preparations, Power outage shut down phones, disrupting live updates
Special thanks to parents, players, BBA Management, and Almighty God for journey mercies.
BBA… WE ARE TOGETHER.
Enock Nsubuga
H.O. Sports

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