John Ashihundu is a journalist at NationAfrica. He covers a range of themes including sports, sports business, and entertainment, with a particular focus on football, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports and business in Africa. John has been featured in NationAfrica, showcasing his insights into the sports industry and its impact on society.
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John Ashihundu's articles are heavily focused on local sports events, particularly football. It seems he is interested in covering local team activities and player transfers within the Kenyan football scene.
Considering his focus on event coverage and evolving stories, John would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews with players or coaches of AFC Leopards, updates on transfer activities involving Kenyan teams, or insights into emerging talents from Junior Stars.
Given the significant emphasis on government announcements in his coverage attributes, it might also be beneficial to provide information about any official decisions or regulations affecting the football scene in Kenya when pitching ideas for potential coverage by John Ashihundu.
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Oduor,65, who died on October 15, was given a memorable send-off, unmatched by any other football legend since the 1960s.
Kenya Police hunt for their eighth coach in three years
By: John Ashihundu
Top of the agenda for Shimanyula is the development of futsal and beach football in the country.
By: John Ashihundu
Caption for the landscape image: While cheerleading is often seen as a fun activity for entertainment, one man has roped in his two sons and transformed it into a family affair, earning a living from it.
Caption for the landscape image: Incumbent Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Deputy-President, Doris Petra, could make history as the first
Why Leopards' cheerleader Mukaisi isn't about to retire after 36 years of singing
By: John Ashihundu, Wycliffe Nyaberi, Cecil Odongo
FKF-PL: Gor Mahia coach, players incur wrath of fans after loss to Kenya Police
By: John Ashihundu, Victor Otieno
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: At press conference at Mpesa Foundation Academy in Thika, Kimanzi said he
By: John Ashihundu
Kimanzi: I'm not interested in keeping Harambee Stars job
Precocious Leopards player Madada makes Harambee Stars cut
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