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Kenyan International Francis Kahata is in talks with Gor Mahia following the expiry of his contract at Tanzanian Premier League.

You will often catch the “enemies” now grown men in their 50s exchanging barbs and warm banter on social media when their old schools meet in battle.

Beautiful lasses who have cut a niche for themselves, they have developed an unsuitable appetite for masculine sportsmen.

Luhya women are forbidden not to handle or come close to the drum at night or in the morning of the big event lest they anger spirits.

FOOTBALL
AFC Leopards celebrate after beating Nzoia FC 1-0 during the FKF Premier League match at Ruaraka grounds. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]
AFC Leopards closed the gap on FKF Premier League leaders Tusker to within two points after claiming an important victory over Nzoia Sugar over the weekend as football returned under strict Covid-19 protocols after seven weeks out.
The league was suspended on March 26 after President Uhuru Kenyatta banned all sporting activities in the country, owing to the increased Covid-19 infections.
Even though match fitness and player rustiness was largely expected in majority of the round 16 matches, Leopards appeared unfazed after registering a massive 1-0 win in their match against Nzoia Sugar.

Leaders eulogise the former city Speaker as an outstanding leader who worked hard to make Kenya a better country for all.

Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania, and Ethiopia secure AFCON qualification
Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania and Ethiopia confirmed their places at next year's Africa Cup of Nations finals in Cameroon, following the final round of qualification matches on Tuesday.
Mauritania had never qualified for the finals before 2019, but now have made two in a row
By
MICHEZOAFRIKA
31 Mar 2021
Cape Verde needed only a draw away to Mozambique in Maputo to prevent their hosts from qualifying from Group F, but Faisal Bangal's own goal handed the visitors a 1-0 win.
In the same group, Nations Cup hosts 
Cameroon - who qualify automatically - were held to a 0-0 draw at home by Rwanda.

And Kamura, in an interview with
Citizen, claims the club treasurer Maurice Chichi, has branded him as one of the players sympathetic to the club’s former coach Anthony Kimani.
Kimani quit the club two weeks ago following the appointment of Aussems. It is believed the youthful coach had not received his salary for the past three months and had grown frustrated with a lack of clear definition over his role. He is on the verge of joining Bandari as an assistant coach.
“The treasurer (Maurice Chichi) claims senior players who are closer to former interim coach ‘Modo’ (Antony Kimani) fixed the Bandari game and that is not true. We lost fairly due to mistakes I and Marvin (Nabwire) committed at the back,” said Kamura.

Yusuf Mwinge of AFC Leopards dribbles past Dancan Otewa [down] of Bandari during an FKF Premier League match in Mombasa on 19th February 2021. [Omondi Onyango, The Standard]
Ugandan midfielder William Wadri scored a brace in a span of eight minutes as Bandari silenced AFC Leopards 2-1 in Friday’s FKF Premier League match in Mombasa.
While the defeat was a rude welcome for the newly appointed Ingwe coach Patrick Aussems in the league, for Bandari’s Cassa Mbungo, the win helped him prove a point against his former employers.
It took only three minutes for Wadri to break the deadlock before doubling the lead in the 11th minute. Marvin Nabwire pulled a goal back for AFC Leopards in the 22nd minute but the dockers held their nerves to hand the fifth placed Ingwe their third loss of the season and go level on 19 points.

AFCON U20: Cameroon through to quarters,Mauritania bounce back
By
MICHEZOAFRIKA
17 Feb 2021
Cameroon became the first team to reach the quarterfinals at the CAF U20 AFCON in Mauritania, defeating Uganda 1-0 in Pool A action in Nouakchott on Wednesday 17 February 2021.
Sunday Jang Junior's goal was the difference between the two sides.
Hosts Mauritania revived their chances of reaching the last eight with a 2-0 win over Mozambique in the day's other Pool A fixture. Goals from Mbareck and Sangare brought smiles to the hosts who had fallen to a 0-1 opening defeat to Cameroon on Sunday.
Mozambique, who fell 0-2 to Uganda on Sunday are all but eliminated. 

And amid reports the management led by chairman Dan Shikanda was set to reject the youthful coach’s resignation, Modo has now made it public, three days later.
“To the players led by captain Robinson Kamura, I would like to thank you for the respect, belief, and trust that you have shown me throughout my time at the club. I would like to encourage you to extend the same to the new coach. You all have what it takes to help the club reclaim its rightful place in Kenyan football and Africa at large,” wrote Modo in his emotional letter that he shared via his social media pages.

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FKFPL Sunday Round Up: Sharks pip Gor in seven goal thriller as Tusker win on the road
By
MICHEZOAFRIKA
11 Jan 2021
Sunday’s FKF Premier League action saw a seven goal thriller at Kasarani, an away win in Kakamega and a stalemate in Bungoma.
Kariobangi Sharks 4 Gor Mahia 3
Kariobangi Sharks topped the seven goal thriller at Kasarani courtesy of John Kuol’s 78th minute header that gave them the 4-3 result over defending champions Gor Mahia.
Eric Kapaito opened the day’s proceedings with a 5th minute goal to put the Sharks ahead but Gor’s response came nine minutes later through Cliff Miheso’s equalizer.

Playing indoor volleyball in Kenya remains a dream
The team tasked to secure gymnasia for the league led by Kenya Volleyball Federation's (KVF) first vice chairman Charles Nyaberi and assistant treasurer Moses Mbuthia were unable to successfully negotiate to have Africa Nazarene University (ANU) and the monumental Bomas of Kenya as venues for the league. 
By
MICHEZOAFRIKA
09 Jan 2021
Plans to move the Kenyan volleyball top league to indoors have hit the wall after the federation failed to secure two additional gymnasia to host matches.
The team tasked to secure gymnasia for the league led by Kenya Volleyball Federation's (KVF) first vice chairman Charles Nyaberi and assistant treasurer Moses Mbuthia were unable to successfully negotiate to have Africa Nazarene University (ANU) and the monumental Bomas of Kenya as venues for the league.