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KAMPALA PHOTOWALK DISCOVERS HIDDEN CHAMPIONS IN KAMWOKYA

What began as a routine photowalk through the streets of Kamwokya by photographers Hoonigrapher, Bryan Odong, and Alvin Tonda evolved into an inspiring encounter with a youth chess club led by the dedicated Coach Patrick. Beyond teaching chess, Coach Patrick mentors teenagers in discipline, education, and personal development, ensuring they remain focused on both their studies and their future aspirations.

Despite operating from a modest rented space and facing significant financial challenges, the club has achieved remarkable success, winning numerous trophies at national and continental competitions. With dreams of competing in European tournaments, these young players continue to push beyond their circumstances through determination and hard work.

The story highlights the transformative power of mentorship, the importance of investing in young people, and the urgent need for support from well-wishers, sponsors, and organizations. Ultimately, it is a powerful testament to how one man’s commitment and a shared love for chess are helping shape brighter futures for a generation of young dreamers in Kamwokya.

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