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KPA face an acid test in qualifiers

KPA's Victor Ochieng play against Blades during KBF Playoffs at Nyayo National Stadium Gymnasym on Saturday Nov 17, 2018. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) are in a tough Group B battling for two slots for the 2020 Basketball Africa League (BAL) East Division contest that started in Kigali, Rwanda, yesterday.

KPA will have to be at their best to top the group as they go up against Ugandan side City Oilers, Cobra Sport from South Sudan and Ferroviario de Maputo of Mozambique in the week-long competition.

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