Participants during the games
The Buganda Society in Norway has held clan games as part of the effort to strengthen fraternity.
The competition was held at Frogner Park in Oslo, and the sports contested included: omweso, relay races, traditional wrestling, traditional dances, sack races, a cultural exhibition showcasing the costumes of women and men in Buganda, and teaching children about Buganda’s history.
The Kabaka’s representative in Scandinavia, Hon Nelson Mugenyi, was represented by Mr. Ssekitooleko Nelson and conveyed his message of thanks to the ‘Buganda society in Norway’ for supporting and uniting the society members in Norway, and cooperating with all Ugandans.
A group photo at the end of the games
The chairman of the Buganda Society in Norway thanked the executive committee for organising the event and for their tireless service.
He pointed out that the Buganda Society in Norway does not discriminate against people based on their race, religion, or political views.
The Chairman also introduced the society's committee members, which included Irene Bisaso Hoem, Charles Ssekadde, Prince Seka Kimera, Nantaba Hanah, Prince Emmanuel Jjunju, and Charlotte Nakakaawa.
Irene Bisaso.
The head of Luganda language education in the society, distributed gifts to the children and urged parents to bring their children for Luganda lessons in the next semester, in September 2025.