For the second year in a row, Luc Mbah a Moute is in Zimbabwe for three days, from August 17 to 19, 2018, this time with his friend Trevor Ariza. A camp that will allow 50 young people to be noticed on the basketball courts.

“We hope we will be able to select one or two players. I think there is talent and some young kids just need to be given a chance like I was given to get a scholarship on basketball,”

An event organized by iBelieve sports academy in partnership with Fundamentally Astute Athletics.

First day of the Basketball Camp Zimbabwe with my bro Trevor Ariza. We are conducting training and development camps for 50 pre-selected young players. @faa.training Take Action with Luc Mbah A Moute! Our primary objective is impacting youth in the game of life, improve their life skills and basketball skills, as well as become a team player at home, in school and on the basketball court. We are dedicated to helping kids reach their fullest potential as people. #M12 #Ekie #Oko #237 #Africa #Basketball

Une publication partagée par Luc Mbah A Moute (@lucmbahamoute) le 17 Août 2018 à 5 :04 PDT

Day 2 Basketball Camp Zimbabwe. The future is bright. #M12 #Ekie #Oko #237 #Africa #Basketball pic.twitter.com/I1PY93xv6O

— Luc Mbah a Moute (@mbahamoute) August 18, 2018

Day two of the #LucMbahBasketballCamp has ended with more skills shared between the students and their coaches and the visiting coaches and @mbahamoute of the @LAClippers & @TrevorAriza of the @Suns at the #HarareInternationalSchool pic.twitter.com/7FBx0SSVIy

— U.S. Embassy Harare (@usembassyharare) August 18, 2018

Great time with U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission to the Republic of Zimbabwe, Jennifer Savage. I enjoyed our discussion about the value of sports diplomacy.

Basketball Camp Zimbabwe. #M12 #Ekie #Oko #237 #Africa #Basketball pic.twitter.com/yOZCpYE81T

— Luc Mbah a Moute (@mbahamoute) August 18, 2018