Haruna Nsubuga | |
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Country | Uganda |
Born | [1] Kireka, Uganda | December 24, 1991
Title | FIDE Master (2016) |
Peak rating | 2263 (June 2019) |
Haruna Nsubuga is a Ugandan chess player.
Nsubuga began playing chess at age 14. [1] He is coached by Elijah Emojong. [2]
In 2011, he won the Junior Championship and the Uganda National Championship, being the only Ugandan player to accomplish this feat. [3]
In February 2018, he participated in the St Louis Chess Open and won the adult category ahead of Michel Zialor, Sergey Prokopyev, and Timothy Kate. [4] He later represented Uganda at the 2018 Chess Olympiad. [5]
Nsubuga was able to play in the Chess World Cup 2023 [6] after obtaining the additional funding he needed to fly to Azerbaijan. [7] He was the second Ugandan after Arthur Ssegwanyi to participate in a Chess World Cup. [8] He was aiming to be able to become an International Master by earning two more IM norms through participating in the event. [9] At the event, he was defeated by Jules Moussard in the first round.
Haruna Nsubuga | |
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Country | Uganda |
Born | [1] Kireka, Uganda | December 24, 1991
Title | FIDE Master (2016) |
Peak rating | 2263 (June 2019) |
Haruna Nsubuga is a Ugandan chess player.
Nsubuga began playing chess at age 14. [1] He is coached by Elijah Emojong. [2]
In 2011, he won the Junior Championship and the Uganda National Championship, being the only Ugandan player to accomplish this feat. [3]
In February 2018, he participated in the St Louis Chess Open and won the adult category ahead of Michel Zialor, Sergey Prokopyev, and Timothy Kate. [4] He later represented Uganda at the 2018 Chess Olympiad. [5]
Nsubuga was able to play in the Chess World Cup 2023 [6] after obtaining the additional funding he needed to fly to Azerbaijan. [7] He was the second Ugandan after Arthur Ssegwanyi to participate in a Chess World Cup. [8] He was aiming to be able to become an International Master by earning two more IM norms through participating in the event. [9] At the event, he was defeated by Jules Moussard in the first round.