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Malinga to work with Kansole, Ssenkumba at Mawokota Ssaza | 2026 Buganda Masaza Cup

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Mawokota Ssaza Coaching team (2026):

  • Head coach: Richard Malinga
  • Assistants: Richard Kansole & Hakim Ssenkumba
  • Goalkeeping coach: Zzaga Tumusiime
  • Team doctor: Nicholas Ssengoba
  • Team manager: John Bosco Lubyayi Sseguya

Richard Malinga returned to Mawokota Ssaza to serve as head coach for the fifth time.

The former Uganda Cranes international will work with Richard Kansole and Hakim Ssenkumba as assistants.

The other members of the backroom include Zzaga Tumusiime as goalkeeping coach, Nicholas Ssengoba the team doctor and John Bosco Lubyayi Sseguya as the team manager.

Richard Malinga (third from left) with the other members of the technical staff at Mawokota during the unvieling ceremony

Mawokota is in Masengere group; alongside Kyaggwe, Bulemeezi, Gomba, Busiro in arguably the group of death.

With three titles to their name, Mawokota last won the title in 2013. The two other titles came in 2005 and 2007.

Their opener this season s against Kyaggwe, on 21st June 2026 at the Buwama playgrounds.

All Winners Since 2004:

  • 2025: Buweekula
  • 2024: Buddu
  • 2023: Bulemeezi
  • 2022: Busiro
  • 2021: Buddu
  • 2020: Gomba
  • 2019: Bulemeezi
  • 2018: Singo
  • 2017: Gomba
  • 2016: Buddu
  • 2015: Singo
  • 2014: Gomba
  • 2013: Mawokota
  • 2012: Bulemeezi
  • 2011: Buluri
  • 2010: Not Held
  • 2009: Gomba
  • 2008: Kyadondo
  • 2007: Mawokota
  • 2006: Kooki
  • 2005: Mawokota
  • 2004: Gomba

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Kizito resigns as first assistant coach at Gomba Lions prior to 2026 Buganda Masaza Cup season

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Before even the first ball has been kicked in this year’s Buganda Masaza Cup, the pressure and tension is being felt.

Alex Kizito, who has been working as first assistant at the record champions Gomba Lions has tendered in his resignation.

Kizito cites ill-professionalism as the key lead to the tough decision taken.

I wish to formally resign from position as first assistant coach of Gomba Lions, effective immediately. The decision has not been easy. However, due to unresolved matters regarding my contract and some differences in how professional issues have been handled. I believe it is best for both parties that I step down at this time. I am grateful for the opportunity to work with the players, technical team and management. I learned a lot during my time here and I value the experience. I remain available to offer such a smooth handover and I wish the club continued success in the seasons ahead.

Alex Kizito, football coach

Alex Kizito (Left) with Felix Kawooya Ssekabuuza during the unveiling ceremony

He leaves behind head coach Felix Kawooya Ssekabuuza, Davis Nnono Ssozi (assistant), Lawrence Ndugga (team trainer) and Reagan Lule (goalkeeping coach).

Other officials:

The other officials who remain intact on the team are; Alex Ssebweye (performance analyst), Joseph Nyanja (statistician), Oscar Mutebile (team doctor), assisted by Julius Ddingilo.

Nicholas Amanya (kits manager), Ivan Kasenge (camp manager) and Ronnie Kagimu as the assistant camp manager.

Alex Kizito being unveiled as a coach at Gomba Lions

Christened as the Lions”, Gomba has won the Masaza cup tournament a record most times, five. The first title came in 2004.

The subsequent titles were won in 2009, 2014, 2017 and lately 2020.

Gomba is in the Masengere Group alongside Kyaggwe, Busiro, Bulemeezi, islanders Ssese and Mawokota.

The official kick-off date is Saturday, June 13th, as Buweekula hosts Kyaddondo..

All Winners Since 2004:

  • 2025: Buweekula
  • 2024: Buddu
  • 2023: Bulemeezi
  • 2022: Busiro
  • 2021: Buddu
  • 2020: Gomba
  • 2019: Bulemeezi
  • 2018: Singo
  • 2017: Gomba
  • 2016: Buddu
  • 2015: Singo
  • 2014: Gomba
  • 2013: Mawokota
  • 2012: Bulemeezi
  • 2011: Buluri
  • 2010: Not Held
  • 2009: Gomba
  • 2008: Kyadondo
  • 2007: Mawokota
  • 2006: Kooki
  • 2005: Mawokota
  • 2004: Gomba

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Road to Buganda Masaza Cup 2026: Ssali takes over Kyaggwe Ssaza head coach role

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Kyaggwe Ssaza chief Owek. Vincent Matovu Bintubizibu confirmed the full technical team ahead of the 2026 Buganda Masaza football tournament.

CAF “B” licensed coach Ronald Ssali is head coach, replacing Simon Peter Mugerwa who has since been elevated to technical advisor.

Abdul Yassa, Juma Ssekiziyivu and William Kyeswa are all assistant coaches to Ssali.

The goalkeeping coach is former Sports Club Villa, Kira Young and Police goalkeeper Asadu Bugembe.

The fitness coach is Denis Kizito whilst Fred Muzube Mukiibi is in charge of welfare.

Kyaggwe Ssaza chief Owek. Vincent Matovu Bintubizibu unveils head coach Ronald Ssali and other members of the technical staff for 2026 season

Kyaggwe is targeting their first ever championship having come close to winning in 2024 only to bow out 0-1 to Buddu.

Last year, Kyaggwe finished third to scope bronze.

The 2026 Buganda Masaza Cup tournament is expected to kick off in June.

Kyaggwe Ssaza Technical Team:

  • Head coach: Ronald Ssali
  • Assistant coach: Abdul Yassa
  • Assistant coach: Juma Ssekiziyivu
  • Assistant coach: William Kyeswa
  • Goalkeeping coach: Asadu Bugembe
  • Fitness coach: Denis Kizito
  • Welfare: Fred Muzube Mukiibi

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