Tennis Kenya will house over 100 tennis coaches from 20 countries during the Africa Regional Coaches Conference set for Parklands Sports Club, Nairobi from Monday, 28 to Wednesday, 30 September.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Conference, which will mark a first to be hosted in East and Central Africa, will feature coaches and experts from across Africa, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the United States.##NAJAVA_MECA_9984752##The three-day programme will combine technical presentations and practical on-court sessions, while providing a strong focus on improving coaching standards, and creating stronger networks across Africa.Kenyan tennis star crashes out early in Italian tournament“Tennis Kenya is in the business of creating opportunities,” Tennis Kenya President Wanjiru Mbugua-Karani said of the Conference, which she believes reflects the Federation’s commitment to expanding access to opportunities.“Bringing this Conference to Nairobi allows many more Kenyan and African coaches to access high-level education, exchange ideas, build relationships and connect with the wider tennis community,” she added. “When we invest in coaches, that knowledge ultimately reaches our players, and strengthens the game.”Dallas Mavericks President Masai Ujiri to construct multimillion indoor arena in KenyaKey International speakers expected at the event include: Kris Soutar of Great Britain, Ilona Schönmann of Switzerland, Lithuania’s Edita Liachoviciute and Mathieu Wagner of France. Kenyan speakers, on the other hand, will include coaches Rosemary Owino, Francis Rogoi and George Oyoo.President Ruto watches as Madina Okot leads Dream to fourth playoff seedMeanwhile, World Tennis will be represented by World Tennis Education Manager Riaan Kruger, and Thierry Ntwali, who is World Tennis Development Officer for East and Central Africa.