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OPINION: FIFA Ban Spells Doom for Kenya
The story of elections in Kenya has always borne stormy times and the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) polls have not been spared either. Initially scheduled for October 2019, the elections are not yet concluded and now there’s a looming showdown, with a FIFA ban a big possibility. Twice, the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT), operating under the auspices of the Kenyan judicial syste...
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Doom for Kenyan football as FIFA ban looms
Football Kenya Federation President Nick Mwendwa has served a foru year team in office since February 2016 As a looming showdown over Football Kenya Federation (FKF) elections is in the offing an imminent international ban imposed by the world football governing body FIFA beckons. This is after the world football governing body FIFA overruled the Sports Disputes Tribuna...
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OPINION: Sports Tribunal Caused Confusion with Ruling
The ruling of the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT) that was delivered last Tuesday on the planned Football Kenya Federation (FKF) elections has thrown the country in a spin leaving the football fraternity in a state of confusion as no clear-cut judgment was deternined. In giving the Tribunal's rulling, SDT chairman John Ohaga goofed and made contradictory declarations. The ...
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OPINION: Reflections of Mwendwas Term in Office
At the forthcoming Football Kenya Federation (FKF) elections, the incumbent president Nick Mwendwa and his deputy Doris Petra are assured of another term as they look at getting re-elected unopposed and are now focused on building on what they have achieved in their first term in office. Mwendwa, a first-time FKF president, who came into office in 2016, has seen under his wa...
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A winning Bett in the 400m hurdles
When the gun fired for the men’s 400m hurdles final in the Bird’s Nest stadium on Tuesday night, Nicholas Bett knew exactly what he needed to do if he was to overcome the odds – and accepted wisdom – to claim Kenya’s first ever global medal in the event. “I decided to run much faster through the first 300 metres,” he said, “so if there wa...
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