Why Thailand Boxing Club boxers can afford to smile
Githurai Thailand Boxing Club boxers are celebrating new training equipment from Safaricom Foundation, which is helping young athletes prepare for competitions...
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The Githurai Thailand Boxing Club is set to become a top Kenyan club thanks to a significant donation from the Safaricom Foundation.
- The Safaricom Foundation is investing Sh100 million through its Ndoto Zetu Phase 8 initiative.
- Boxers like Bridget Gathoni and Goodshepherd Muchiri have expressed gratitude for new equipment, including gloves and punching bags.
- The donation includes a promise of a professional boxing ring, a "complete game-changer" according to Head Coach John Ochieng.
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Githurai Thailand Boxing Club Receives Major Boost From Safaricom Foundation - September 2026
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