Angwenyi Gichana is a journalist, private investigator, and farmer based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for Radio Africa Group, focusing on local news and sports stories in Kenya, particularly in the Nairobi area. His articles cover a range of topics, including sports events, community news, and regional developments.
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Angwenyi's focus is primarily on local sports events, especially in Nairobi and Kenya, with a keen interest in athletics, rugby, and football. Given this specific focus, Angwenyi would be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming local sports events or profiles of athletes and teams from the region.
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By: Angwenyi Gichana
The teenager, who joined Simba wa Nairobi from Laiser Hill Academy in February clocked 90 minutes as the teams drew 1-1 at Dandora Stadium.
The facility has been undergoing renovations with the contractor finishing works on the inner perimeter wall last week.
In Summary ••APS will get their NSL campaign underway on Saturday against Mombasa United at Bomet Stadium.
After a barren first half, 3K — coached by Francis Chege, upped the pace against the former Kenyan Premier League side and their efforts were rewarded when Oscar Juma, who joined from Transfoc, broke the deadlock with the first goal of his hat trick, separated by Brian Misango's third.
In Summary • “One day I was a Division II player and the next, I was at City Stars. This is a dream come true and I wish to make the most out of this rare opportunity,” he said.
Speaking ahead of their encounter against Murang'a Seal on Sunday, Midenyo said he is eyeing a positive result.
By: Angwenyi Gichana
In Summary •He said the club was eagerly waiting to play their FKF Premier League games at Gusii Stadium for the first time in 18 years.
• Officials reiterated their government's resolve tot tackle hreats facing the ecosystem
By: Angwenyi Gichana
City Stars are winless in their opening two matches but Muyoti believes they can turn the tide when they face AFC Leopards at the Dandora Stadium on Sunday.
Thousands of fans who turned up to watch Shabana play at Gusii Stadium for the first time in 18 years went home disappointed.
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