Olympic silver medalist and future track star partners with Huawei

Bayanda Walaza is the latest South African athlete to partner with Huawei Mobile SA, having been unveiled at the Nova 13 series launch.

He recently won a silver Olympic medal for the 4x100m relay with team South Africa in Paris.With a storied history when it comes to sponsoring and partnering with local athletes, Huawei Mobile South Africa has unveiled its latest collaboration with future track star Bayanda Walaza.South African relay team that won silver

Needless to say, he is a star on the rise, which makes it easy to see why Huawei was so keen to partner with him. “Huawei represents more than just technology, they stand for innovation and improving lives. This partnership reflects my personal commitment to encourage South Africans to live healthier and more fulfilling lives,” said Bayanda of the partnership.While it remains to be seen what the partnership will yield down the line, it is clear that Huawei is identifying up-and-coming local talent and is eager to collaborate with them.

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