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In April, Timbe was nominated for the award which he unsuccessfully vied for too.  The winger joined the J1 League after he could not break into the Reading first team in the Championship last year. He then returned to Beijing Renhe but left thereafter, paving the way for his move to Japan. After Michael Olunga, who made his name at Kashiwa Reysol, Timbe is Kenya's second high-profile star to play in the Far East. Olunga won the Golden Boot in the 2020 J1 League season after netting 28 goals in 32 games and went ahead to lift the Most Valuable Player award, becoming the first African to d...

Patrick Matasi: Kenyan Goalkeeper Hospitalised After Freak Road Accident Tuko 5 hrs ago © Provided by Tuko Patrick Matasi: Kenyan Goalkeeper Hospitalised After Freak Road Accident - Patrick Matasi was travelling with his wife, child, and two brothers-in-law at the time of the accident - The keeper was subsequently rushed to Kapsabet in an ambulance, with sources privy to the incident revealing he was complaining of chest pains - The accident happened along Kapsabet-Nakuru road after Matasi lost control of his car following a tyre burst Kenyan international Patrick Matasi has cheated deat...

Harambee Stars head coach Jacob ‘Ghost’ Mulee is elated to be back in the country after being stuck in India for weeks. Ghost had traveled to the Asian country to donate a kidney to his brother but ended up going under the knife for obstructive sleep apnea. RELATED - Ghost Mulee Went to India

Kenya coach Jacob Mulee has returned home from India and is now ready to take charge of the team for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

"It is a condition that gets me snoring so much and sometimes I even stay for one and half minutes without breathing. The oxygen level goes below the normal." Initially, the 53-year-old had travelled to India to donate a kidney to his brother, but was advised it was not necessary since there were other alternatives. After being treated, the Kenya coach was keen on returning to Kenya but it was not the case owing to travelling restrictions made by the government owing to the Covid-19 outbreak. "I had hoped to return the moment the doctors ruled out a surgery on my brother, but just when I was...