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Agnes Makhandia

Nairobi

Sports Reporter at Daily Nation

Sports Reporter at Nation Media Group

Sports Reporter @NationMediaGroup @DailyNation and runs a Makhandia's Video Tech Company.Firm believer that Good things comes to those who wait.

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  • 5 days ago | nation.africa | Agnes Makhandia

    What you need to know:Despite the heavy loss, Young Zealots coach Mark Musebe remained optimistic, emphasizing the importance of the exposure gained in their debut season. “It was our first time to play in the League, and I must admit that it has been tough. But we intend to come back better,” said Musebe. Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Sharks have attributed their successful defence of the Kenya Handball Federation (KHF) Women’s National League title to player cohesion and unity within the team.

  • 1 week ago | nation.africa | Agnes Makhandia

    Despite dependable Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) middle blocker Ayuen Mach enjoying the best form of his career thus far, he still can’t represent his club and Kenya at the international stage. For Mach, 24, to play for KPA in the African Club Championship, his club must pay CHF 2000 (Sh258,000) as an international transfer fee to International Volleyball Federation (FIVB).

  • 1 week ago | nation.africa | Agnes Makhandia

    If the General Service Unit (GSU) men’s volleyball team are playing, chances are high that Corporal Michael Maina is on the sidelines, decked out in vibrant Kenyan-coloured regalia, leading chants, dances, and stunts. But if they aren’t in action, you’ll find him stationed at his post along Thika Road in Nairobi.

  • 1 week ago | nation.africa | Agnes Makhandia

    Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have dedicated their first ever qualification to the final of the Kenya Volleyball Federation women’s National League play-offs to their departed coach Daniel Bor. The DCI side, started in 2018, defeated former champions Kenya Prisons 3-2(25-21,25-22,17-25,16-25, 15-12) for a straight two games win in their best of three semi-final play-offs at the Makande Hall, in Mombasa yesterday.

  • 2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Agnes Makhandia

    Height is a major advantage in volleyball. Players with the extra inches can dominate at the net both in attack and defence with strong spikes and water tight blocks. They can indeed be intimidating to opponents. As the Kenya Volleyball Federation men and women’s National League semi-final play-offs begin at Makanda Hall in Mombasa today, Nation Sport, after digging up the league’s bio date, shines the spotlight on the tallest players expected to feature.

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