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Sports Committee to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine on Sports PS Peter Tum for Skipping Accountability Meetings

Sports Committee to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine on Sports PS Peter Tum for Skipping Accountability Meetings

The National Assembly Committee on Sports has issued a stern warning to Sports Principal Secretary Peter Tum, threatening to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine over his repeated absence from crucial accountability meetings. The meetings were intended to address delays in the establishment of Sports Academies and the completion of stadium construction, among other key issues. The Committee, chaired by Webuye West MP Hon. Dan Wanyama, expressed its frustration today after Tum skipped a meeting for the fourth time. According to Wanyama, the PS had sent a last-minute communication stating that he would be unable to attend due to unavoidable circumstances.…
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Harambee Stars Coach Engin Firat Briefs CS Ababu On Kenya’s Football Status

Harambee Stars Coach Engin Firat Briefs CS Ababu On Kenya’s Football Status

The Harambee Stars coach Engin Firat this afternoon paid a courtesy call on Sports CS Ababu Namwamba, where they discussed the current state of Kenyan football, with a particular focus on the performance of the national team, Harambee Stars. Coach Firat and the CS delved into the progress and challenges facing Kenyan football, highlighting the importance of nurturing young talent through structured programs such as the #TalantaHela initiative. The CS noted that the initiative has been instrumental in creating a clear pathway for emerging talents like Aldrin Kibet and Amos Wanjala to advance into the national team. The deliberations also…
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President Ruto Flags Off Kenyan Olympics Team with Pledge of Full Support

President Ruto Flags Off Kenyan Olympics Team with Pledge of Full Support

President William Ruto has officially flagged off Kenya's 79-member National Olympics team from State House Nairobi, ahead of their participation in the upcoming Paris Olympics. The contingent comprises 70 athletes set to compete in various Olympic disciplines, alongside nine Paralympians. In his address, President Ruto reiterated the government's commitment to providing comprehensive support to the athletes, ensuring they represent Kenya with distinction at the international sporting event starting later this month in Paris, France. "We are fully behind our team as they embark on this journey to the Paris Olympics. Their dedication and achievements make us proud, and we have…
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