John Kyanda
597 Articles
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Injera backs Shujaa, Lionesses to shine in HSBC 2 tourney
The rugby veteran has implored Kenyans to rally behind the two sides during the tourney which is set to be the biggest rugby event held on Kenyan soil from February 14 to 15.
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Coach Babu backs Amos Wanjala to shine at Valencia
With the next Africa Cup of Nations set to be co-hosted by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, Babu believes Wanjala has the qualities needed to feature for Harambee Stars at the tournament.
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School Games: All Saints plot regional rugby title defence
Mwendwa said they are putting in the hard work required to make sure they arrive in the competition in the “right state” even as they prepare to play some friendly matches before the games begin in March.
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Waliula backs Rising Starlets to emulate Junior Starlets’ historic World Cup feat
“Good preparation is vital in a situation like this. You need high-profile friendlies to test yourself against strong opponents so you know what to expect. That will be very important,” he added.
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Kakamega High rugby impress Wamanga with post-holiday fitness
Speaking to Citizen Digital, Wamanga credited the training camp held in November last year for laying a strong foundation, which he believes will be crucial when Term One Games kick off in early March.
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St. Anthony’s Boys' regroup as Mayoyo targets strong school games run
Speaking to Citizen Digital, the veteran tactician said the team has gone back to the drawing board after falling short in last year’s regional finals, where they lost to eventual champions St. Joseph’s Kitale.
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KSSSA: St. Anthony Kitale eye Musingu showdown in quest for reclaim hockey glory
Lugalia says they already have their replacement, who is well-versed with the team's philosophy, thanks to the good systems the school has put in place.
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FKF wrangles could hurt Kenya’s AFCON preps, warns Alila
Federation president Hussein Mohammed has in the recent past accused the CEO of gross misconduct, a standoff Alila feels needs to be solved internally to avoid long and drawn-out legal battles.
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Angella Okutoyi eyes top 100 after ITF Nairobi W35 quadruple triumph
“My aim was always to be in the top 400. Last year, that was the key for me to quality for Paris 2024. I am able to crack that. I am also aiming to even move up (the rankings) to the top 100,” said Okutoyi, who is also a Wimbledon junior doubles champion.
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Omanyala eyes strong 2026 season after lessons from setbacks
“I feel ready for the new season. I started my training early and I feel very fit,” Omanyala said. “Every race I competed in last season taught me a lesson. I will use that experience to better myself because I believe I have what it takes to improve.”

