Allan Darren Kyeyune is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He is currently writing for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group company. Allan's articles focus on local sports events, particularly in the field of golf, and he has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Absa MD Mumba Kalifungwa played with Kenyan pro Mutahi Kibugu, Marsh Uganda's CEO Alex Mukasa and former UGC captain Emmanuel Wamala. PHOTOS/EDDIE CHICCO
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune, Innocent Ndawula
Meanwhile, Emma Onito Opio, the son of legendary 12-time Uganda Amateur Open winner Sadi Onito and brother to the late two-time champion Charles Yokwe, finished tied for fifth with Kenya’s Mike...
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Cheptegei initially started out as a middle-distance runner in the 800-metre and 1500-metre events in 2010 and 2011 before graduating to long-distance running.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Deceased Ugandan athlete Rebecca Cheptegei. PHOTO/FILE/HANDOUT
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Koowe and Kisembo are dreaming of becoming the only second female pairing in history to win the tournament should they make the final on October 12.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Chemutai ran in Rome on request of her management Global Sports Communication (GSC). She however performed above the grade, pushing for the world record mark of eight minutes and 44.32 seconds.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
The race has 39 runners including Eritrean Aaron Kifle and seven pace makers. It is clear that the Copenhagen course record time of 58:01 held by Kenyan Geofrey Kamworor, depending on conditions, could go lower if Kiplimo attempts it.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
The 21km world record holder Kiplimo had been pitted against a quality field comprising world 21km champion Kenyan Sabastian Sawe only for the latter to produce the best finish on the bright morning.
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Lillian Koowe (R) and Joyce Kisembo celebrate after progressing. PHOTO/EDDIE CHICCO
By: Allan Darren Kyeyune
Chemutai came in third place in 9:07.60 while Mutile was second in 9:02.87
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