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3 days ago |
telecomasia.net | Timothy Olobulu
African 100m record holder Ferdinand Omanyala says it is not all gloom after his third place finish at the Kip Keino Classic, a World Athletics Continental Gold Tour meet, in Nairobi over the weekend. Omanyala placed third in a time of 10.07, a race won by Australia’s Lachlan Kennedy while South Africa’s Walaza Bayanda was second. Speaking to Telecomasia.net after the race, Omanyala says he is focused on his next assignment, the Rome leg of the Diamond League, where he hopes to do better.
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1 week ago |
telecomasia.net | Timothy Olobulu
He opens up in an exclusive interview with Telecomasia.net on how his father’s passing pushed him to give his best in Kigali. - How much did your dad inspire you heading into Kigali? - I really so much wanted to go there and represent my father. I wanted to come here and make something happen and make him proud. He was always there for me and supported me and it gave me great pleasure to know that I was doing it for him in Kigali. - How much of an influence was he to your career?
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1 week ago |
telecomasia.net | Timothy Olobulu
Myke Rabar, the Chief Executive Officer of the Local Organizing Committee for the 2025 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) says Kenya is well on course to deliver all requirements ahead of the tournament set for August. The 2025 CHAN will be co-hosted by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. It was initially set for February but pushed to August to give the three countries more time to prepare.
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1 week ago |
telecomasia.net | Timothy Olobulu
American sprinter Maia McCoy hopes that competing at the Kip Keino Classic in Nairobi will spur her bid for a first ever qualification to the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan this year. McCoy is the leading cast in the 100m at the Kenyan leg of the World Athletics Continental Gold Tour meet and on top of winning the race, the 28-year-old’s bid is to post a fast time and boost her confidence for the Worlds.
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1 week ago |
telecomasia.net | Timothy Olobulu
Barnaba Korir, the race director of the Kip Keino Classic, a leg of the Continental Gold Tour, says World. Athletics’ approval of the Ulinzi Sports Complex for the one day meet has come in handy, and will spur a memorable and competitive event. The Kip Keino Classic had originally been scheduled for the Nyayo National Stadium but due to the slow process of renovating the track, was pushed to the Ulinzi Complex.
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