Uganda: How Mmamba Kakoboza Ended a 50-Year Wait to Win Airtel Buganda Bika Tournament

Author: Kenneth KazibwePublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Uganda

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Mmamba Kakoboza Clan won their first-ever Buganda football title by defeating Nkima Clan 4-3 on penalties after a goalless draw in the final. Goalkeeper Mathias Kigoonya saved two penalties to secure victory, ending a 50-year wait. The champions received Shs9 million, runners-up Shs7 million. Nelson Ssenkaatuuka of Mbogo Clan won the Golden Boot with 6 goals, and Nicholas Kabonge was named MVP.

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