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Athletics Kenya unveils bold roadmap for Tokyo 2025 glory
AK’s Executive Member and Youth Development Director Barnabas Korir has emphasized the need for early and strategic preparations to boost Kenya’s medal tally.
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Moraa sets sights on back-to-back 800m world title in Tokyo
Moraa, who won bronze at last year’s Paris Olympics is eager to join this elite club.
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17 boxers punch tickets to National Intermediate Championships
The focus now shifts to the National Intermediate Championship in Thika, where these rising stars will look to take the next step toward national and international glory.
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LOC inspects Tanzania's CHAN venues as Kenya 'finalises' preps
Musonye and his team recently visited Tanzania to inspect some of the stadiums that will be used for the tournament, ensuring that preparations align with those in Kenya and Uganda.
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Obiri urges athletes to open up, calls for stronger support against GBV in sports
Reflecting on the struggles athletes endure, Obiri highlighted both the physical and mental demands of training.
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Only registered athletes, coaches will compete locally and internationally, warns Korir
Launched in July 2024, the nationwide registration exercise aims to collect accurate data on athletes and their officials. The initiative is expected to be critical in combating doping and addressing age cheating within the sport.
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Nairobi United set sight on FKF Premier League promotion
Team captain, Isaac Ouma, expressed confidence in the club’s progress, praising the management for their unwavering support in keeping the team on track to achieve their goal.
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FKF Youth League season 2024 finals set for this weekend
The event aims to elevate youth football to new heights, serving as a premier platform for identifying and showcasing emerging talent.
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Sisters-in-arms: Siblings Nancy and Brigid Barasa ready to conquer at KCB
By signing the duo, the Bankers are staying head and shoulders above as they seek to ward off competition from their arch-rivals in their bid for a third successive league title.The unique story of Nancy and Brigid sharing a team is not new in the volleyball circles