Emmanuel Sabuni is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, and writes for Radio Africa Group. He focuses on local sports news and events, particularly in the athletics field. Emmanuel's articles cover stories of athletes striving to overcome poverty, breaking records, and participating in various competitions in Kenya and beyond.
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Emmanuel Sabuni's articles predominantly focus on local sports events and athletes in Kenya, specifically covering Kenyan athletics, sports events, rugby, and marathons. He places a strong emphasis on event coverage and government announcements related to sports.
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This is Karanga's second title after defending the Coronation Trophy last month in Nakuru.
In a speech delivered to sports journalists in Naivasha during an anti-doping seminar, Shibutse said Kenya athletics is a significant source of national pride and international recognition.
Amuke said the event was a good build-up ahead of the continental show set for October 23-27 in Freetown, Sierra Leone. He said he has had §enough time to concentrate on play after exiting association leadership two years ago.
Kosira beat multiple national and East Africa champions Cheptil 3-1 (25-16, 15-25, 10-25,19-25) to clinch the Nandi County ticket at Samoei Boys' grounds over the weekend.
By: Emmanuel Sabuni
The quartet were selected during the national time trials at the Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret on Friday morning.
In the women's race, seasoned Chemos edged out other seasoned marathoners led by former Frankfurt Marathon champion Valery Aiyabei Jemeli to carry the day
Lokedi said she recently learnt how much Kenyans appreciate her and will seek to repay them by performing in Paris.
“I have been lazy at home, no injury or maternity leave... just lazy. I even cancelled my races abroad,” she said. “But I have decided to return and am serious this time.”
By: Emmanuel Sabuni
In volleyball, reigning East Africa champions Namwela (boys) and multiple national champions Lugulu (girls) also booked semis slots.
By: Emmanuel Sabuni
Butula will face East Africa and national champions Namwela Boys, who beat multiple national and East Africa champions Malava Boys from Kakamega County in a five-set thriller.
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