African tennis gets MC boost
Oct 26, 2005
CONFEDERATION of African Tennis (CAT) and a Belgian sports marketing company, MC Concept, have signed a four years partnership agreement to promote the sport in Africa.
By Douglas Mazune
CONFEDERATION of African Tennis (CAT) and a Belgian sports marketing company, MC Concept, have signed a four years partnership agreement to promote the sport in Africa.
“The way of thinking Africa moves and Africa wins,†CAT has indeed decided to move into the future and to collect the financial means she needs to develop tennis in Africa,†MC Concept’s Thomas Bastin said in a press statement.
Bastin said that in partnership with MC Concept will not only develop tennis in Africa but also recall the values of a sport still too much unappreciated on the continent.
“Africa has more importance in the tennis world than you can imagine,†Bastin said.
The new partnership will start at the African Cup of Nations due in Tunisia November 6-13.
Uganda is not among the 15 countries in the tournament.
CONFEDERATION of African Tennis (CAT) and a Belgian sports marketing company, MC Concept, have signed a four years partnership agreement to promote the sport in Africa.
“The way of thinking Africa moves and Africa wins,†CAT has indeed decided to move into the future and to collect the financial means she needs to develop tennis in Africa,†MC Concept’s Thomas Bastin said in a press statement.
Bastin said that in partnership with MC Concept will not only develop tennis in Africa but also recall the values of a sport still too much unappreciated on the continent.
“Africa has more importance in the tennis world than you can imagine,†Bastin said.
The new partnership will start at the African Cup of Nations due in Tunisia November 6-13.
Uganda is not among the 15 countries in the tournament.