We mourn the loss of our colleagues Badru Kasirye and Isaac Ndamagye.
Their work, dedication and the memories they shared with those around them will remain with us.
Below are burial details for Badru. Details for Isaac will be shared as soon as they are available.
May Badru and Isaac rest in eternal peace.
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I had to read this twice…
Because the numbers don’t look real.
Jacob Kiplimo just ran 57:20 for the half marathon.
Let that sink in.
That’s 4:22 per mile
Or about 2:43 per kilometer…
for 21.1 km straight.
No fade.
No collapse.
Just machine-like pacing.
Look at the splits:
5K – 13:28
10K – 27:00
15K – 40:52
20K – 54:23
Half – 57:20
That means he basically ran:
• a 13-minute 5K
• four times in a row.
Most runners would celebrate breaking 20 minutes for a 5K.
He’s running 13 minutes like it’s a tempo run.
And here’s the crazy part…
This is the FIFTH time he has gone sub-58 for the half marathon.
That level of consistency is just absurd.
For context:
If you run a 2-hour half marathon, Kiplimo would finish…
over an hour before you.
Think about that.
You’d still have 11 km left when he’s already showering.
Running right now is on another level.
Between Kiplimo, Kipchoge, and the new wave of super-shoe athletes…
the limits of endurance keep getting pushed further.
Makes you wonder:
How fast can the half marathon actually go?
Will we see a sub-57 soon? 🧠🏃♂️
I made Morocco in 2024..In the whole song I only say Morocco once and when we were closing the project to go sleep Axon suggested we call it Morocco since we were stuck on the title.Months after it turned out Afcon was in Morocco.God is real.♥️