Benson Ayienda is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on local sports news and events. He writes for NationAfrica, covering various sports competitions, including football, basketball, and athletics. Benson is passionate about showcasing the talent and achievements of Kenyan athletes and teams.
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With a primary focus on local sports, particularly football in Kenya, Benson Ayienda would likely be interested in pitches related to breaking news and evolving stories within the Kenyan football scene. This could include insights into player transfers, team performance analysis, or exclusive interviews with key figures.
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By: Benson Ayienda, Cecil Odongo
Reigning champions Gor Mahia will face Nairobi City Stars at MISC from 3pm on Sunday.
Mathew Tegisi made it 4-0 on 54 minutes.
By: Benson Ayienda
Nyaguku FC and Obunga FC are this year's Chapa Dimba na Safaricom winners from Nyamira and Kisumu counties.
The teams are categorised in two groups with Group A comprising winners from Nyamira, Kisii and Migori counties.
By: Benson Ayienda
The tournament targets footballers aged between 16 and 20 years old.
Obunga took the lead in the 45th minute through a penalty.
By: Victor Otieno, Benson Ayienda, Cecil Odongo
Initially, live transmission of FKF Premier League matches was scheduled to begin after the September Fifa international break.
Moraa timed 1:56.03 on August 27 in Budapest to clinch the world title.
By: Benson Ayienda, George Odiwuor, Victor Otieno
The loss in Mombasa left Leopards second last on the log.
By: Victor Otieno, Cecil Odongo, Benson Ayienda
Juma was chased like a dog from AFC Leopards.
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