Tava takes volleyball to new heights

 Hon Dan Wanyama rises to spike the ball. Parliament of Kenya beat Parliament of Rwanda 2-0 to win the inaugural Volleyball Tournament. Action during the netball final between Parliament of Rwanda and Parliament of Uganda.Hon Peter Mathuki prepares to hit the ball at the Kigali Golf COurse in Nyarutarama.


East African Legislative Assembly PRESS RELEASEUGANDA ARE CHAMPS IN NETBALL AS KENYA TAKES MEN’S VOLLEYBALL
…today’s Women’s volleyball and soccer finals at Petite Stade and Nyamirambo...

“I am overwhelmed with joy! Honestly, I never knew my name would fly beyond the crown of a plant,” said Ms Jacqueline Mkindi as tears trickled down her cheeks.

It is no secret that Tanzanian volleyball enthusiasts, just like any other sports fanatics in the country, have always been wishing to see their beloved sport achieve enormous success at both domestic and international levels.

CHAMA cha Mpira wa Wavu Tanzania (Tava), kimeelezea kusikitishwa na kifo cha mdau mkubwa wa mchezo huo, Meja Marco Mabula kilichotokea jijini Dar es Salaam, jana. Kwa mujibu wa Mwenyekiti...

>Tanzania Amateur Volleyball Association (Tava) is optimistic the country’s hopes of taking part in the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) World Championship will be realised after the implementation of a new development programme dubbed African Dream.

Tanzania Amateur Volleyball Association (Tava) is optimistic that the supervision of volleyball junior development programme will garner a tremendous boost following the completion of a recent African Volleyball Confederation national coaches’ course in Dar es Salaam.

>Sports fans will have to wait a bit longer before witnessing the inaugural National Beach Volleyball Championship, it has been revealed.

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