4 charter flights. 1 unforgettable match!
In collaboration with the Ministry of Sports of Madagascar, we had the joy of flying passionate supporters to Nairobi for the football showdown between Morocco ๐ฒ๐ฆ and Madagascar ๐ฒ๐ฌ.
For us, itโs more than travel; itโs about uniting people, cultures, and passion through the spirit of sport.
#ThePrideOfAfrica
Football fans unwavering passion, undying support, and deep emotional investment make football more than just a game, hats off to every Kenyan who showed up at the Nyayo National Stadium to rally behind The Harambee Stars, your passion and dedication for Kenyan football was truly inspiring, with your continued support, Kenya is poised to establish itself as a powerhouse in African football, let's continue building the game together.
A gallant fight from Harambee Stars, but we live to fight another day. Huge thanks to all Kenyans for the incredible support - the 12th man was truly behind the boys today, and it felt special after years of playing away from home.
We keep pushing forward. This Sunday, the Mashemeji Derby takes centre stage as we continue building the future of Kenyan football together!
It shall take serious investment and some time to re-build our football. With your support, I know we shall succeed.
See you this Sunday 23rd March as we take on Gabon in the World Cup qualifiers.
SHE HAS CRASHED IT! Sally Njeri completes her 6 hour nonstop swimming challenge at 64 years old. This was a fundraising mission for autistic children and the Kenya Life Saving Federation she has swam for more than 6 km
Kenyan lawyer @BonyoLinda is fighting cancer in Belgium, and has been doing so on her own. In this video ๐๐ฟ she talks about why. Her tough situation highlights the difficulties (and expenses) that Africans face when applying to travel to the EU. @lawyershubkenya is conducting a survey about the challenges Kenyans face when traveling to the EU: https://t.co/FzBHJEVUDl
Let's call Cheruiyot Kirui's death spot on Mt #Everest (8848.86 m) 'Cheruiyot Point' honoring the first African almost to the summit of Everest without using supplementary oxygen.
One unsuspecting February evening in 2012, my father returned home with fury in his hands. Mother, obviously from a long day, had forgotten to send some 350/- (mark that amount) to our village home caretaker.