Alex Kinyua is a News Reporter and Creative Script Writer at Royal Media Services Limited. He specializes in covering team sports and various sports disciplines, bringing insightful narratives and engaging content to his audience. Alex's work has been featured in prominent media outlets, showcasing his dedication to sports journalism.
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Alex Kinyua's primary focus is on local sports events, particularly rugby in Kenya and the Dubai Challenger Series. His coverage reflects a strong emphasis on event-based reporting, suggesting that he may be most responsive to pitches providing insights into ongoing or upcoming sporting events.
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By: Alex Kinyua
Menengai Oilers assistant coach Lawi Buyachi says his charges are hard in training in readiness for the upcoming National Sevens Circuit.
Ovwamu, who plays for local side Menengai Oilers in the Kenya Cup, says the mood in camp has been subdued ahead of their final fixture against Algeria.
Eight-time Kenya Cup champions KCB Rugby have shown their intent of getting back to the summit of Kenyan rugby scene as they announced a series of signings this week.
By: Alex Kinyua
Highflying Nakuru RFC have accredited their great start to the ongoing National Sevens Circuit to the financial stability, brought about by their partners, Smart Applications
Menengai Oilers Assistant Coach Lawi Buyachi has urged his boys to push harder in this weekend's Christie 7s, in a bid to recoup the point's difference between them and the leading pack.
By: Alex Kinyua
Strathmore Leos head coach William Ojal has thrown down the gauntlet to the rest of the teams in the National Sevens Circuit saying they're not going for anything less than the title.
By: Alex Kinyua
Amonde, fondly known as Asusu in rugby circles, also lauded sponsor Kenya Commercial Bank for keeping the team well supported and motivated.
By: Alex Kinyua
Audio By Vocalize Strathmore Leos head coach William Ojal has voiced his frustration after his side narrowly missed out on the national
Audio By Vocalize Kenya Harlequins head coach Simon Odongo has rubbished claims that the over 35 players whose contracts were terminated was due to
By: Alex Kinyua
Audio By Vocalize Kenya Rugby Union's Director of Rugby Paul Odera has moved to calm the qualms witnessed within the rugby fraternity in the past few days
