Malkia Strikers are ready to face defending champions Cameroon in a highly anticipated tournament.
The Confederation of African Volleyball (CAVB) has dispelled rumors surrounding the cancellation of the highly anticipated 2023 African Nations Volleyball Championship.
The prestigious tournament, scheduled to be held in Cameroon from August 14 to 25, faced uncertainty when reports emerged that the Cameroonian authorities had withdrawn their support for hosting the event.
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ATHLETICS Injury-free Timothy Cheruiyot hoping to reclaim World Championships title
Cheruiyot has expressed optimism in coming back with the title that he lost to Englishman Jake Wightman.
However, CAVB came forward to clarify the situation, stating that the reports were baseless and unfounded.
According to CAVB vice-president, Dokony Adiker, they had indeed received a notification regarding the tournament's cancellation, but upon further investigation, they realized it was not an official communication.
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Otieno is now back on track after faithfully serving his two-year doping ban.
The current elected Board of the Volleyball National Federation of Cameroon, which had followed the necessary legal and administrative procedures, had no knowledge of this alleged withdrawal.
"I would also like to point out that, in accordance with the provisions of article 2.2.5 of the FIVB constitution, which I quote: 'The CAVB will ensure that the championship takes place without prejudice to the athletes, technical teams, and National Federations,'" said Adiker, underscoring the importance of upholding fair play and respect for all parties involved.
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Quins started their campaign at the Dala Sevens where they lost to Kabras Sugar in the semifinal before finishing sixth at the Driftwood Sevens in Mombasa.
In light of these developments, CAVB unequivocally reaffirmed the organisation of the African Women's Nations Cup at the original dates and location.
Among the participating nations, Kenya's national team, Malkia Strikers, has already taken their place in Cameroon, brimming with excitement and determination.
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RUGBY Kabras Sugar’s Fiji-born Jone Kubu still dreaming of turning out for Shujaa
The Kabras flyhalf has already made history by representing his adopted country with Kenya Simbas but he still has ambitions of donning the Kenya Sevens jersey.
Prior to the tournament, the team underwent intensive high-performance training in Morocco before heading to Naval, France, for the FIVB Challenger Cup, which served as a crucial warm-up event for the Cameroon extravaganza.
Malkia Strikers face a formidable challenge as they prepare to clash with the defending champions, Cameroon during the last edition in Kigali, Rwanda, back in 2021.