Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) has today officially unveiled its 2024/2025
season as it seeks to embrace digital operations in activities.
The digitalisation campaign will entail a newly established Federation website
(www.kvf.com), live streaming of matches, live scoring, and a full-blown social media initiative intended to bring the sports closer to its fans.
KVF President Charles Nyaberi noted that the new direction is meant to position
the federation as a digital-fit outfit that can keep up with the current demands
of the sport.
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“The essence going forward is to enhance the visibility, popularity, and
commercial value of volleyball in Kenya by building a strong brand, attracting
more fans, increasing media coverage, and securing sponsorship,” said
Nyaberi.
KCB, a regional powerhouse in the sports sponsorship arena, powered the
launch event that was graced by various stakeholders including sponsors,
teams’ representatives, Malkia Strikers, Wafalme Strikers and former
internationals, and KCB Women’s Volleyball team (2022, African Club
Champions).
Speaking at the event, KCB Head of Corporate and Regulatory Affairs Judith
Sidi Odhiambo said“We are gathered here today to usher in a fresh start to
the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) league, Kenya Cup, youth programs,
Malkia Striker’s participation in regional and international events as well as the
Wafalme Strikers – which I believe will be highly successful based on the
federation’s deliberate efforts and strategic partnerships to see it to fruition.”
