Gor Mahia legend Goro Oronge on life beyond the game

Oronge was part of the generation that helped Gor Mahia dominate in the mid-1980s...

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Former Gor Mahia striker Goro Oronge reflects on his successful football career in the 1980s and his subsequent life beyond the game.

Goro Oronge, now 66, balances farming and family life while serving as CEO of Kisumu Hot Stars, a Division Two team.
He attributes his early football advantage to his father, Peter Oronge, who captained Harambee Stars.
Oronge had a distinguished career, winning the CECAFA Club Championship with Gor Mahia in 1984 and the Moi Golden Cup in 1986.
He emphasizes the importance of education and career planning for footballers, noting that many struggle financially due to a lack of preparation for life after the sport.

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