Geoffrey Anene is a journalist for NationAfrica, specializing in local news in Kenya and Cairo. He covers a range of topics including sports, particularly tennis and rugby, as well as human interest stories and profiles of notable individuals. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Geoffrey brings the latest news and insights to his readers.
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Geoffrey Anene's coverage focuses primarily on local sports events and announcements, particularly in Kenya and Cairo. His articles cover a wide range of sports including rugby, triathlon, tennis, basketball, bodybuilding, swimming, lawn bowls, and motorsports.
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By: Geoffrey Anene
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