Leading gaming firm Mozzart Bet has handed the Wafalme Stars a timely morale boost ahead of the CAVB Men's African Nations Volleyball Championship in Tunisia.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsMozzart Bet Country Manager Sasa Krneta, accompanied by a team from the company, paid a surprise visit to the national men's volleyball team on Friday shortly after their morning training session at the Kasarani Indoor Arena.##NAJAVA_MECA_9952670##The visit comes just two days before the Wafalme Stars depart for Tunisia for the continental showpiece, where they will represent Kenya against some of Africa's best volleyball nations.The Mozzart Bet delegation did not arrive empty-handed, handing the team new training kits to use during the championship.Each player received four training kits and four polo kits, ensuring the squad is well-equipped as they prepare for their continental campaign.Speaking during the visit, Krneta reemphasized the gaming giant's commitment to developing the sport.“As a company, we are happy and proud to support volleyball in the country as a way of improving the game and giving back to society. We have supported the game through the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) for about five years and are glad to see the improvement in the game over time.Just as we have done with the Malkia Strikers, we intend to continue supporting Wafalme Stars to aid their performance not only on the continental stage but in the global arena,” said Krneta.Speaking on behalf of the team, captain Brian Melly acknowledged the impact of the gaming giants and their timely intervention.“As a team, we want to thank Mozzart Bet for always standing in the gap for us, going far beyond to provide kits and additional equipment, apart from the sponsorship to the federation.Every time we play with our Mozzart-branded kits, we go crazy because we also want to repay the support with performance,” said the setter.The team will depart Kenya at midnight on Sunday 13 September.The Kenyan side is aiming to finish among the top three teams in the continental tournament, a result that would secure the country a place at next year’s FIVB Men’s World Championship in Poland.The African Nations Championship is set to feature some of Africa’s leading volleyball nations, with hosts Tunisia joined by Algeria, Cameroon, the Central African Republic (CAR), Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Egypt, Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Morocco, Rwanda and Zimbabwe
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