Tennis star Serena Williams has spoken of her dream to one day bring the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) to Kenya.
The star, who spoke to BBC, said one of her projects is to have the tournament staged in Africa, and more in Kenya, a country she said she loves.
The WTA, a tour organized by Women's Tennis Association (WTA), makes rounds across the world but has never been staged in Africa.
“It is something I have thought about and I would like to keep thinking about it. I'm glad you brought it up because I think it would be amazing. It would be so fun - the help that we could do, and the awareness and the athletes and the amazing players that would come out of Africa would just be unbelievable,”
The 23-time grand slam winner is also on a mission to bring awareness to the complications that black women face.
“Because of what I went through, it would be really difficult if I didn't have the healthcare that I have - and to imagine all the other women that do go through that without the same healthcare, without the same response, it's upsetting," she told the BBC.