Skateboarding is taking off in Zambia, with the Weskate Mongu Team recently placing third in the National Skateboard Championship and qualifying for the All Africa Championship games. Kamayoyo Kelvin, a Zambian economist and scholar, hosted the team for lunch to celebrate their success and called on individuals and companies to support the team’s future endeavors. With the potential for sports tourism to grow in Zambia, the Weskate Mongu Team could be at the forefront of this exciting new frontier.
Skateboarding is becoming a new frontier for sports tourism in Zambia, with companies and the private sector supporting the sport as a way to give back to the community. According to Kamayoyo, skateboarding is a unique and exciting sport that kids love, and it can also be used to prevent children from engaging in destructive social vices. By providing an outlet for their inherent natural talent and potential, skateboarding can help kids become better people in society.
While he is known for his work in economics and organizing expos, Kamayoyo is also passionate about sports and has supported a variety of athletic endeavors across the country, including boxing, music, football, netball, and cycling. He believes in identifying and empowering talented individuals in vulnerable communities, and sees sports as a powerful tool for achieving this goal.
Skateboarding is taking off in Zambia, with the Weskate Mongu team recently winning the National Skateboard Championship. This victory has inspired a push for more support for the Western Province team, with hopes of breaking down barriers and proving that rural communities can produce champions in sports. With this growing interest in skateboarding, it could become a new frontier for sports tourism in Zambia.
The recent victory of local kids in a skateboarding tournament has brought pride to the community and is seen as a breakthrough in breaking down barriers in sports. The strategy of using excellence and high performance to gain recognition on the global sports platform is being embraced. The coach of the winning team, Kamayoyo, has urged the kids to remain united, brave, and determined in their pursuit of future championships. He also emphasized the importance of obedience to their coach and respect for elders, as these values will help them grow as responsible individuals with proper guidance and discipline.
According to Kamayoyo, inclusive economic development for all Zambians can be achieved by identifying and nurturing the tangible and intangible skills advantages of the youth. The recent tournament in Western Province showcased the exceptional talent and determination of the Weskate Mongu team, bringing joy to the local community and enriching the skills capabilities of the young skaters for future success. Kamayoyo expressed his happiness for their performance and the positive impact it has had on the youth.
