Kenya ready to defend regional karate title
Kenya is ready to deliver trophies and medals as the country defends the historic UFAK Region East Africa Karate Championships that kicks off at Nyayo Gymnasium tomorrow...
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Kenya is poised to defend its title at the UFAK Region East Africa Karate Championships, commencing tomorrow at Nyayo Gymnasium.
- Team captain Francis Wamukoyi expressed confidence in the squad's readiness and high morale, urging fans to attend and support the team.
- Team members, including ace Mercy Wambui, are aiming for gold medals, highlighting their thorough preparation.
- The Kenya Karate Federation (KKF) president, Richard Binga, believes the athletes' international exposure provides them with an advantage.
- Other participating nations, such as Madagascar, are also well-prepared and anticipating strong competition.
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Kenya ready to defend regional karate title - May 2026
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