Handball: Christiane Mwassessa expresses her pride for CAN 2024
A historic event for the DRC
The Democratic Republic of Congo will host the Senior Women’s Handball Africa Cup of Nations for the first time, from November 27 to December 7, 2024. The Leopards of the DRC are aiming for their first victory in this competition, and for that, they are counting on the return of their emblematic captain, Christiane Mwassessa, who could play her last CAN at 39 years old.
The team’s ambitions and Mwassessa’s role
In an interview with Sport News Africa, Mwassessa affirmed her determination to represent her country and inspire young players. She stressed the importance of preparing seriously for this big event and passing on her experience to the new generations.
A bold strategy for Group B
On the choice of Group B, which includes formidable opponents such as Angola and Tunisia, Mwassessa explained that it was a strategic decision. She has confidence in her team, anticipating that the tough matches in the group stage will strengthen their preparation for the following rounds.
Conclusion: A challenge to be met with pride
Christiane Mwassessa embodies the hope and determination of the DRC to shine on the African stage. Hosting the CAN at home represents a unique opportunity for the Leopards, who wish to make history in Congolese handball. With strong leadership and a well-defined strategy, the team aspires to realize its dream of victory while inspiring future generations of players.
