Buganda Kingdom minister of sports, youth and arts Oweek. Robert Serwanga Salongo with Uganda Badminton Association and players outside Bulange, Mengo

The second edition of the Kabaka Coronation Badminton tournament was officially launched at Bulange, Mengo, in Kampala on Wednesday, 15th July 2026.

This launch was executed by Oweek. Robert Serwanga, the Buganda Kingdom Minister of Sports, Arts and Youth who was flanked by officials from Badminton Uganda and some players.

Buganda Kingdom minister of sports with Uganda Badminton Association officials and players at Bulange Mengo

This tournament is scheduled to take place between 17th and 19th July at CFK Badminton Academy in Kampala.

Simon Mugabi, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Badminton Uganda has confirmed that over 450 participants have registered expecting the numbers to go up to 800.

So far we have registered over 450 athletes online but we expect the numbers to go upto 800 in all categories, special appreciation to the Minister and the Kingdom for giving us an opportunity to be part of the Kabaka’s Coronation celebrations.

Simon Mugabi, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Badminton Uganda
Buganda Kingdom Minister of Sports, Owek. Salongo Robert Serwanga with Badminton players at Bulange Mengo

Oweek. Serwanga called up on willing sponsors and partners to come and be part of the game,

From 410 who participated last year to the  450 already registered by thus time l am certain the numbers will get up to 800 as expected, there is hope of growth I call up on able sponsors to come and join us in the historical celebrations it’s a tournament where all age group categories are to take part.

Oweek. Robert Serwanga Salongo, Buganda Kingdom Minister of Sports, Arts and Youth

The tournament will climax on Sunday, 19th July 2026, with the awards and trophies presentation.

Buganda Kingdom minister of sports, arts and youth Owek. Salongo Robert Serwanga with some of the best Badminton players outside Bulange Mengo, Kampala

David Isabirye is a senior staff writer for Kawowo Sports where he covers most of the major events.

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