Ben Ahenda is a sports reporter for Standard Group PLC, based in Nairobi, Kenya. With a focus on local sports, Ben covers a wide range of sporting events and competitions, providing in-depth analysis, interviews with athletes, and reporting on the latest news and developments in the Kenyan sports scene.
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Ben Ahenda's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events in Kenya, particularly boxing, polo, and golf. If you're involved in or have insights into these specific sports events or athletes within the Kenyan sporting scene, such as upcoming tournaments or unique athlete stories, reaching out to Ben with this content could be effective.
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Owino said things must be streamlined to save Kenyan football from corrupt individuals who are the main impediment to its development.
Defence Force Boxing Association (DEFABA) chairman Paul Mung'ori said the title is theirs to lose.
To many, the name Wilson Onzere Ongaro doesn't ring a bell, but for a certain generation, Sukuma Bin Ongaro is a legend.
By: Ben Ahenda
KDF got it easy after the policemen and former champions Kenya Prisons skipped the event owing to financial difficulties.
Most homes are built on expansive farms away from the hustles and bustles of the Central Business District in Ngata, Kiamunyi and Lanet.
By: Ben Ahenda
All boxers named in the squad have in the past featured in the continental championships save for flyweight Faith Nafuna.
The 1987 Gor Mahia's Mandela Cup winning captain Austin ‘Makamu' Oduor is dead.
By: Ben Ahenda
The flight confusion that resulted in the national boxing team leaving their luggage at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi has affected their training sessions in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
For many, when the name Tom Wolf is mentioned, their minds immediately go to poll research.
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