Players of Malkia Strikers of Kenya walk majestically out of the court after the match . Photo; David Andoh
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Kenyan national women’s volleyball team, Malkia Strikers on Tuesday won their first encounter against Seychelles in the opening match at the African Games in Accra, Ghana.
Malkia Strikers won the first set 25-15 before clinching the second one 25-8.
Seychelles put up some fire works in their determination to advance their cause but the Kenyan side won.
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