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Helios, Mavericks’ Ujiri Back $294 Million Sports Arena in Kenya
Source: Bloomberg
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Zaria Group, backed by Dallas Mavericks President Masai Ujiri and Helios Sports & Entertainment Group, plans to develop a 10,000-seat multipurpose indoor arena in Nairobi, according to regulatory filings. The proposed venue signals private investment in Kenya's sports and entertainment infrastructure, though no project cost, timeline, or financing details were disclosed.
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