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Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) president Cyrus Mark Muwanga emphasized the importance of choosing Kabojja as a host partner for the 2025 Uganda Open Table Tennis Championship.
Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Kabojja International School.
This marks beginning of a strategic partnership that will see Kabojja serve as the host partner for the prestigious Uganda Open Table Tennis Championship 2025.
The signing ceremony held at the school’s campus on Tuesday, 4th November 2025.
The momentous ceremony was attended by some UTTA executive board members, Kabojja International School leadership and administrators, and members of the press.
The event highlighted the shared commitment to promoting sports and collaborations.
Speaking at the event, UTTA President Cyrus Mark Muwanga emphasized the importance of choosing Kabojja as a host partner.
In our new presidency, we decided to elevate the Uganda Open Table Tennis Championship 2025 to the highest standards. To do that, we needed a partner that reflects excellence. Kabojja International School is one of the best schools in Uganda, and we are proud to associate with them.
Cyrus Mark Muwanga, Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) President
Kabojja’s leadership through Principal/CEO Sam Turya and Director Owek. Ahmed Lwasa reaffirmed the school’s dedication to sports as a core part of its educational philosophy.
Sports are not just extracurricular activities—they are essential to character development, discipline, and mental wellness. We believe that students must be active, engaged, and exposed to opportunities that build resilience and teamwork. The school has invested significantly in sports infrastructure, including a football pitch and multi-sport facilities, demonstrating its belief that sports are integral to shaping well-rounded individuals.
This partnership also opens doors for international exposure and cultural exchange.
Kabojja recognizes the value of students interacting with peers from diverse backgrounds, including visiting athletes.
“Sports create networks. When our students interact with others, they build relationships that go beyond the game. This is how we prepare them for a global society.” While acknowledging potential logistical challenges, Mr Sam Turya, the Principal/CEO reiterated the school views them as opportunities to grow and adapt, ensuring that students benefit from real-world experiences.
The 2025 Uganda Open Table Tennis Championship is scheduled for December 6th–7th, and Kabojja International School is gearing up to host the event with full support from its staff, students and parent community.
This championship not only marks a milestone in Uganda’s sporting calendar but also reflects Kabojja’s unwavering commitment to nurturing talent, fostering discipline and promoting holistic education through sports.
