AfriqueU ,FIBA Zone V unveil All-Star team ahead of 2026 East Africa Basketball Club Championship
The inaugural AfriqueU All-Stars will participate in this year's East Africa Basketball Club Championship, scheduled to take place at the Nyayo Indoor Gymnasium in Nairobi, Kenya, from December 1–6, 2026. The post AfriqueU ,FIBA Zone V unveil All-Star team ahead of 2026 East Africa Basketball Club Championship appeared first on KBC Digital .
AfriqueU and FIBA Africa Zone V have jointly introduced the inaugural AfriqueU All-Stars, a team of under-19 basketball players representing the best of East Africa's young talent. This partnership was formalized on October 25, 2026, during the Women’s Basketball League Africa (WBLA) Zone V Qualifiers finale in Tanzania. The commercial partner for the upcoming East Africa Basketball Club Championship (EABCC) in Nairobi, Kenya, from December 1–6, 2026, is Pioneer Creative 54, a commercial arm of AfriqueU.
AfriqueU assumes responsibility for team preparation and participation, covering all necessary requirements such as travel, accommodation, uniforms, and medical support.
The selection of these All-Stars will encompass players from eight FIBA Zone V countries, including Kenya, Uganda, Somalia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Egypt, and South Sudan. This initiative aims to provide a platform for these emerging athletes to compete on a regional level, gain crucial experience, and demonstrate their skills to coaches, scouts, and other basketball stakeholders.
The collaboration between AfriqueU and FIBA Zone V seeks to offer a pathway for African basketball talent to connect with opportunities in the United States collegiate system and other international basketball markets.
The AfriqueU All-Stars program is poised to be a significant milestone in this vision, leveraging regional competition as a tool for talent identification, development, and increased visibility. Brands and organizations interested in partnership and sponsorship opportunities surrounding the championship and the All-Stars program are encouraged to reach out.
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