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Joel Omotto
JOEL OMOTTO is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. I have 10 years’ experience in print, TV and radio reporting, feature writing and research, combined with a university degree. I can report on location, do live TV and radio links as well as edit and layout newspaper pages, having worked as a sub-...
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Africa’s fastest man Ferdinand Omanyala is wasting no time in his bid to push the Toyota brand who are backing him ahead of a grueling 2024 season
Ferdinand Omanyala, Africa's fastest man, has been actively promoting the Toyota brand through his partnership with CFAO Motors Kenya. He has an ambassadorial deal to promote the Toyota Hilux Double Cab pickup. Omanyala, who has previously partnered with brands like Odibets and currently promotes Adidas and Visa, is preparing for the 2024 season with the support of his sponsors. He plans to participate in the World Indoor Tour and the Diamond League, aiming for a medal at the Paris Olympics. His sponsorship deals ensure financial stability for his travel and training needs.
Paula Rogo
Paula Rogo is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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At Paris 2024, Ferdinand Omanyala Wants to Prove Kenya is For Sprinters
Ferdinand Omanyala, Africa's fastest man, aims to challenge the perception of Kenya as solely a long-distance running powerhouse by showcasing its sprinting talent at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
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Lynne Wachira
LYNNE WACHIRA is a Multimedia Sports journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya working for various Sports outlets including a 5 year stint with BBC Sport Africa between Feb 2018 - April 2023. She is an Enthusiastic Sports journalist totally sold out to everything sports. Excellent knowledge of ...
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African Athletics Championships: Tobi Amusan and Ferdinand Omanyala strike gold again
Nigeria's Tobi Amusan and Kenya's Ferdinand Omanyala led their teams to victory in the 4x100m relays at the African Athletics Championships in Mauritius. Amusan, who also won the 100m hurdles, helped Nigeria secure gold in the women's relay, while Omanyala added another gold to his collection by anchoring Kenya's men's relay team. South Africa and Zimbabwe also performed well, securing silver and bronze respectively. The Gambia's Gina Bass made history by winning the nation's first relay medal. In other events, Ethiopia's Hailemariyam Tegen won the men's 3,000m steeplechase, with Kenya's Benjamin Kigen finishing sixth.
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