This year’s edition marks 20 years since it was incepted by the legendary long-distance runner, Paul Tergat to recognize the country’s top-performing sports personalities across all disciplines.
MoreAmong the athletes present during the breakfast meeting were the African record holder and 8th fastest man of all time in 100 metres, Ferdinand Omanyala and all-African Championships silver medallist sprinter Maximila Imali, among other athletes.
MorePresident William Ruto said such achievers will also be facilitated with diplomatic passports and conferred other national honours and privileges.
MoreThe sponsorship will include the provision of internet connectivity at the event to support key functional areas such as the media centre as well as streaming services, while Ksh2.2 million will be in the form of cash incentives for athletes
MoreThe association of veteran athletes in Kenya have appealed to both county and national governments to set up structures that will acknowledge retired celebrated athletes in their old age. According to Simon Biwott, a retired athlete who spoke during Mashujaa
MoreThe National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) is planning to roll out partnerships with various devolved units across the country. NOC-Kenya President Paul Tergat says the partnership is aimed at helping more talents that will in future fly the Kenyan
MoreJackline Chepkoech is the new Commonwealth Games 3, 000m steeplechase champion. Chepkoech, the 2021 World Under-20 3,000 steeplechase gold medallist gave Kenya its second gold medal after winning the women’s Steeplechase in a record of 9:15.68. The youngster reclaimed the
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