Ochieng Oyugi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, writing for Standard Group PLC. With a focus on local news and events, Ochieng covers a range of topics including sports, particularly motorsports and cricket. His articles provide insights into the world of racing, profiles of athletes, and coverage of exciting sporting events in Kenya.
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Ochieng Oyugi's articles largely focus on local sports events and competitions, particularly rally racing and cricket. Given the emphasis on event coverage and government announcements, reaching out to provide insights or updates related to upcoming sporting events in Kenya could be effective.
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Head coach Cheche pleased with her charges performance on debut.
By: Ochieng Oyugi
Junior Starlets made history on Thursday, October 24, as the first Kenyan side to win the FIFA World Cup match.
Faith scored the second goal for Junior Starlets in the win over Mexico.
By: Washington Onyango, Ochieng Oyugi
From the outset, the Junior Starlets entered the tournament not only as debutants but as underdogs in a group that included football powerhouses.
Scouting for the U13, 15, 17 and 21 flairs will be held at the Lenana School.
By: Ochieng Oyugi
The event will be graced by Liverpool FC legend Jason McAteer who will preside over the battle for the sole ticket to represent Kenya at Anfield, home of Liverpool FC, for a once in a lifetime experience trip slated for early next year.
By: Ochieng Oyugi
The continental showpiece has attracted nine countries who are battling for glory at Ruaraka.
By: Ochieng Oyugi
Kenya added six golds, six silvers and three bronze on the last day to top the junior category standings as the 13th edition of the African Youth and Junior Weightlifting Championships ended in Nairobi on Friday night.
By: Ochieng Oyugi
Ruiru and Vet Lab Sports Club based Ithondeka is also leaving no stone unturned in his preparation ahead of the benevolent contest that has been funded by FMA partners Trade and Development Bank (TDB) Group to a tune of USD 10,000 (Sh1.3 Million.)
Over 1000 athletes expected to grace the inaugural race at Nyayo Stadium on Sunday.
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