Isa Bbale Sseremba addressing participants in the annual general meeting
By Dailymailuganda.com
After nearly half a year, the Uganda Squash and Rackets Association successfully overcame the transition from a chaotic ended leadership to a new executive led by Isa Bbale Sseremba.
The process was fulfilled during an Extra Ordinary Assembly at The Rock Classic Hotel in Tororo over the weekend, where the former Vice President was elevated from acting president since the association overthrew John Bosco Tamwesigire towards the end of 2025.
After winning confirmation from the sitting that attracted 250, under the observation of the Assistant General Secretary Administration at the National Council of Sports, Milton Chebet.
Bbale gave his first statement as full president for the association: “I thank you all for coming for this assembly today; you have trusted me to be your president for the next two years, it is my pleasure.”
“After this moment, I appeal that let’s work as a team for this association. Working in isolation cannot help us any more as we look at achieving the set target of spreading the sport upcountry,” he added.
Bbale’s tenure commenced effectively from 2026 to 2028 and he will work along with Edward Mubiru as vice-president, Shifa Nantabi, and Micheal Acon retained their portfolio as General Secretary, and Treasurer respectively.
The executive further has Lynette Kabahenda, Aminah Nakawooya, Vicent Kibira, Ismail Bwanika, and Herbert Kafrika as Members.
After the confirmation of the new executive, Chebet called for streamlining the association’s operation according to the national procedures.
“The National Council of Sports loves the Uganda Squash Rackets Association, that’s why I took the initiative of travelling from Kampala to Tororo to witness the election of the top membership who will be in a position to run this noble sport up to 2028,”
The Uganda Squash Rackets Association (USRA) is among the sports bodies that are continuing their submission to the National Council of Sports (NCS), seeking to retain full membership as per the 2023 new Sports Act.