Ben Ahenda is a Sports Reporter at Standard Group PLC. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including motorsports, competitive sports, and the business aspects of professional sports, while also touching on themes related to construction and real estate. Ben's insights and expertise have led to his work being featured in various prominent platforms.
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Erick Ng'ang'a of Molo made a comeback by flooring homeboy Henry Wang'ombe in the flyweight.
In-form Hiromi Nzomo was the star attraction as White Cap secured the Ndume Cup Christmas victory at Manyatta Polo Club on Sunday.
Players from local top clubs like Jacaranda Sports Grill, Nairobi Stima and Mount Kenya region are expected to feature in the tournament. This is according to tournament's coordinator Simon Muhia.
Following the victory, Kimario now takes his fight tally to 15 including 11 victories (6KOs), 3 defeats all Kos and a draw.
Kasongo Mobali Na Ngai is a love song where the wife of a man called Kasongo is pleading with her husband to return home and assist the family suffering from the pain of separation.
For the first time in six decades, Kenya did not have a representative at the Summer Olympics. The Olympics were held in Paris, France from July 26 to August 11, 2024.
By: Ben Ahenda
From the word go, Kenya Defence Forces were out to win the National Boxing League title.
Experience is what matters in crucial and explosive matches and for one to emerge victorious, patience, resilience and accuracy plays a part in the fight for top honours.
By: Daniel Chege, Ben Ahenda, Michael Saitoti
Residents of South Rift counties ushered in the New Year with fireworks, prayers and merry-making.
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