A few days after returning from Zambia, Lilongwe-based, Brave Hearts, have disclosed that they will invite a Zambian team next month.<\/p>\n
The tournament will involve eight men\u2019s and four women\u2019s basketball teams plus a guest team from Zambia.<\/p>\n
The invitation is a direct response to a gesture shown by Basketball Association of Zambia when it invited the Lilongwe team to a tournament in Lusaka last weekend.<\/p>\n
Brave Hearts Managing Director, Griffin Kalua, yesterday confirmed that his sister companies G.Y Imports and Exports and Dr Print will sponsor the forthcoming competition.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs Brave Hearts, we have a men\u2019s team and a ladies\u2019 team, so we will feature a men\u2019s and a ladies team in the tournament. Our expectation is that the tournament will be the best ever in Malawi,\u201d Kalua said.<\/p>\n
During the Zambia tour, Brave Hearts registered mixed fortunes, losing 61-56 to Zambian opponents, Munali Sons, before beating Rapid Bulls 67-42 in their last game.<\/p>\n
Kalua also described the Zambia tour as a learning curve.<\/p>\n
Early this year, Brave Hearts also participated in a tournament in Tanzania. During their launch last year, Hearts also hosted two Tanzania teams.<\/p>\n
The team\u2019s trip to Zambia was fully-funded by Dr Print who are printing experts as well as G.Y Imports and Exports, who are dealers in ICT equipment, furniture, stationery and other domestic appliances.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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