Mark Mutuku
305 Articles
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Olympic dream take center stage as Mombasa Open Tong-Il Moo-Do Championship begins
“We are grateful for the support from the Cabinet Secretary for Sports, Salim Mvurya, who made this historic event possible after a long wait. He saved the federation from a ban and enabled us to host this championship once again,” added Mwakio.
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Mombasa United eye NSL glory and historic promotion to KPL
“We’ve assessed interested players and drawn up a strong list. Mid-season signings are always tricky, but we are confident these additions will give us a team capable of winning the league,” said Anza Fresh.
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Mwatate United plot January transfer overhaul to overcome NSL struggles
“During the upcoming mid-season transfer window we have to reinforce our squad. We have already identified the players and now it is just a matter of implementation,” said Mwale.
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Mombasa United sink Mwatate United in NSL Coast derby
Mombasa United took the lead as early as the sixth minute when in-form winger Onchiri calmly converted from the penalty spot after Jackson Watee was brought down inside the area.
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KPA record commanding victory against C.N.S.S
The Dockers dominated from the opening tip, winning all four quarters. KPA set the tone early, taking a 26–19 lead after the first quarter, extending it to 45–31 by halftime, and maintaining control in the second half.
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Bandari and Gor Mahia share spoils at Mbaraki
“We couldn’t play our normal game because of the field, so we went for a medium press. It earned us a goal and we had good moments, especially after the break, but we didn’t take our chances,” Akonnor noted.
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Interim coach Siwa raring to go as Bandari entertain bruised Gor Mahia
“It’s not the first time I’m being asked to lead a big team,” Siwa said, recalling his experience at Tanzanian giants Yanga SC. “I once coached them in front of 50,000 fans and we brought home a trophy. So there’s no pressure—we’re ready for the Gor Mahia encounter.”
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Bandari sack coach Borji after two months in charge
“This decision follows a review of the team’s technical direction as the club focuses on re-strategising its performance,” Kibwana announced, adding gratitude for the pair’s brief contribution.
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Mombasa United edge Talanta to return to winning ways
Fidel Omondi and Neville Amwai struck for the hosts, while Brian Lusamukha netted Talanta’s lone goal.
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Injury-hit Bandari FC gear up for crucial battle against APS Bomet
“We’ve trained well all week and we’re psyched for the APS match,” Juma said. “We picked up a point in each of our last two away games, but this time we’re pushing for all three. It’s been a while since our last win against Sofapaka.”

