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Conspiracy against foreign betting companies continues

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Conspiracy against foreign betting companies continues

It seems like the easiest way to discredit an honest company in the betting industry and reduce their influence on the market is placing lies through an unethical media campaign in which the competitor is accused of alleged illegal actions.

A recognized gaming company in Kenya is again the target of an unfair and unethical negative media campaign.

Conspiracy continues against foreign companies who are legally trying to do business in Kenya.

These companies that pay nearly KSh6 billion annually to the government through fiscal and parafiscal charges, have supported the community with continuous health donations during the coronavirus pandemic.

They provide jobs to over 55,000 people but these companies in the gambling industry have recorded a 90 percent drop in profit. However, these employees do not have to worry about financial stability, because their jobs are secure, and salaries are paid regularly.

A successful foreign company from this industry has recently been at the centre of well-orchestrated media campaign and is being connected with unproven scandals, regularly.

There are too many similarities with how the SportPesa issue was handled and again it is hard not to think that there is a domestic lobby that is trying to eliminate competition and take over business in an unfair way by creating unprofessional fake scandals.

It is now clear that foreign investors who contribute to the stability of the economy with their businesses.

Companies from this industry are big sponsor and partners of Kenyan sports and generally have a great impact on the community.

They hav especially stood out with donations during the coronavirus pandemic.

The easiest way to discredit someone and reduce their influence on the market is placing lies through media campaign, in which the competition is accused of alleged illegal actions.

The court annulled many decisions against SportPesa but the company still faced harassment.

The conspiracy against anyone who legally tries to do business in Kenya must now stop.

Posted in Sport ExtraTagged betting industry, Kenyan betting industry

Is a Kenyan betting firm playing it dirty against foreign investors?

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Is a Kenyan betting firm playing it dirty against foreign investors?

With the help of corrupt officials, a Kenyan betting company has reportedly launched a dirty media campaign against its competitors, accusing them of illegal actions.

Companies that pay nearly KSh6 billion annually the government through fiscal and parafiscal charges and have supported the community with continuous health donations during the coronavirus pandemic, are now targets of this unfair and unethical negative campaign from a direct local rival.

A successful foreign company has been at the center of this well-choreographed media campaign and is being connected with unproven scandals. The local betting company is trying to banish foreign companies out of the market and take up dominance in an illegal and primitive way by planting scandals through the media.

Kenya is on the verge of becoming an undesirable environment for foreign gaming investors because of individuals working against the interests of the state! This is not a joke, 55,000 people working in this industry are scared for their jobs.

The coronavirus pandemic is a huge blow to the global economy, but what is encouraging are the positive examples and measures that companies are introducing with a primary focus on the health and well-being of their employees and their families.

Companies in the betting industry have recorded a 90 percent drop in profit, but employees do not have to worry about financial stability, because their jobs are secure, and salaries are paid regularly.

This policy, attitude and approach should be an example of behavior and inspiration, both to other companies and individuals, because the actions taken during a pandemic send a strong message of humanity and togetherness. Only following this path, the spread of viruses and this pandemic can be stopped.

Instead, individuals are calling for the destruction of what maintains Kenya’s economic stability and labour market, even in times of crisis.

SportPesa was pushed out and now a scandalous attempt is underway to connect a successful and recognized foreign betting company with illegal activities!

This conspiracy by the local betting company to push out successful foreign rivals must be stopped.

Let us all have a level playing ground and remain ethical in our operations.

Posted in Sport ExtraTagged betting

‘No pay, no gain’: Tanzanian goalie Mapigano dumps broke Gor for Azam

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‘No pay, no gain’: Tanzanian goalie Mapigano dumps broke Gor for Azam

Azam FC have completed the signing of Tanzania international David Robert Mapigano on a two-year deal.

This happened less than 24-hours after parting ways with Kenyan Premier League side Gor Mahia.

The former Singida United shot-stopper has now been signed by the 2014 league champions.

“Azam are happy to make an announcement that they have signed Tanzania international goalkeeper [David] Mapigano Kissu on a two-year deal from Gor Mahia,” the club confirmed via their social media accounts.

“Mapigano, who is part of the Taifa Stars squad, has been signed as was duly recommended by the technical bench.

“The goalkeeper, who has also played for Njombe FC and Singida United before moving to Kenya, had a good season with Gor Mahia where he played in 15 games and managed to keep nine clean sheets.

“Mapigano also recorded a goal against Bandari when his long-range strike found the back of the net as Gor Mahia won 3-0.

“He is our fifth signing as we continue to strengthen our squad for the upcoming season.”

The Chamazi-based side have already brought on board Ally Niyonzima, Ismail Aziz Kada, Awesu Awesu and Ayoub Lyanga.

Record Kenyan Premier League champions Gor Mahia are facing a serious dearth in the goalkeeping department following the exit of Tanzanian international Robert Mapigano.

Mapigano became the second keeper after Fredrick Odhiambo to cut links with K’Ogalo in the last couple of weeks and is reported to have signed for Tanzanian side Azam.

This leaves the Kenyan champions with just one goalkeeper in the crucial department. So far, K’Ogalo depend on Levis Opiyo who recently signed for the club.

Mapigano left the club by mutual consent, though the Tanzanian international insists that he’s owed arrears by the Kenyan champions.

“Goalkeeper Mapigano wrote a letter to the club requesting to leave and we agreed to that request allowing him to pursue his interest in Tanzania,” Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier told the clubs official website.

“We are talking to another local goalkeeper and hopefully we finalize the talks to have him on board as a replacement for Mapigano.”

Mapigano joined Gor Mahia last season from Singinda United and he vowed never to return to K’Ogalo unless the club clears his dues and commit in timely payment.

“I’m now looking for a possible new challenge elsewhere, this is all due to non-payment of salaries, but if they pay my arrears and commit to further payments, then I am ready to go back to my employers and do my duties,” Mapigano is quoted by the Daily News.

The Kenyan league took a break in March due the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and Mapigano had been training individually as he searches for a new club.

Posted in Kenyan Premier LeagueTagged Azam FC, Gor Mahia, Robert Mapigano

Johanna Omollo extends stay with Belgian side Cercle Brugge

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Johanna Omollo extends stay with Belgian side Cercle Brugge

Kenyan international Johanna Omolo celebrated his 31st birthday with a new deal at the Belgian top-flight side Cercle Brugge.

The Harambee Stars midfielder who celebrated his birthday last week penned a fresh one-year deal that will see him at the club until the end of 2021 season.

The philanthropic Kenyan has been at the club since 2017 and was part of the squad that helped Brugge gain promotion to the Belgian top division in 2018.

Omollo is set to play his first game, under a new deal, against Standard Liege, Saturday.

Omollo’s star has been on the rise since Afcon 2019 where he had an outstanding performance with Harambee Stars in Egypt.

The same year, he won the FifPro Merit Award for his outstanding community work at Dandora, a suburb he grew up at in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital.

Through Johanna Omollo Foundation, the selfless Harambee Stars player pays school fees to close to 100 pupils, and each month distributes sanitary pads to 200 girls so that they can continue going to school during menstruation.

Posted in Football - KenyaTagged Cercle Brugge, Harambee Stars, Johanna Omolo

Chama in frame to win two gongs at Tanzanian Premier League Awards – See full shortlist

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Chama in frame to win two gongs at Tanzanian Premier League Awards – See full shortlist

With the Tanzanian top tier coming to a close,  Simba forward Clatous Chama has received tow nominations ahead of the Tanzanian Premier League Awards set for Friday, August 7.

Chota will battle it out with Mwamnyeto (Coastal Union) and Nico Wadada from Azam FC for the Best Player of the Year category as he also takes on Lucas Kikoti (Namungo) and Yanga’s Mapinduzi Balama for the midfider of the year.

Mwamnyeto, meanwhile, will have David Luhende (Kagera Sugar) and Nico Wadada  (Azam) to wrestle for the defender of the year gong.

Full list of nominees

1. Top Scorer

Meddie Kagere (Simba) – 22 goals

2. Best Players nominees

Bakari Mwamnyeto – Coastal Union

Nico Wadada – Azam

Clatous Chama – Simba

3. BEST COACH AWARD

Sven Vandenbroeck – Simba

Hitimana Thiery – Namungo

Aristica Cioaba – Azam

4. BEST REFEREE

Ahmed Arajiga

Ramadhan Kayoko

Abdallah Mwinyimkuu –

5. BEST ASSISTANT REFEREE

Frank Komba

Abdulaziz Ally

Hamdan Said

6. MOST DISCIPLINED TEAM

Kagera Sugar

Coastal Union

Mwadui

7. BEST YOUNG PLAYER

Kelvin Kijiri – KMC

Dickson Job – Mtibwa Sugar

Novatus Dismas – Biashara United

8. BEST GOALKEEPER

Daniel Mgore – Biashara United FC

Nourdine Balora – Namungo

Aishi Manula-Simba SC

9. GOAL OF THE SEASON

Sadallah Lipangile (KMC) vs Mtibwa

Luis Miquissone (Simba) vs Alliance

Patson Shikala (Mbeya City) vs JKT Tanzania

10. BEST DEFENDER

Bakari Mwamnyeto – Coastal Union

David Luhende – Kagera Sugar

Nico Wadada – Azam

11. BEST MIDFIELDER

Lucas Kikoti – Namungo

Clatous Chama – Simba

Mapinduzi Balama – Yanga

Posted in Tanzania Mainland LeagueTagged Clatous Chama, Simba SC, Tanzania Mainland League, Tanzanian Premier League Awards

Belgian coach Luc Eymael slapped with two-year ban for ‘racist comments’

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Belgian coach Luc Eymael slapped with two-year ban for ‘racist comments’

Under fire Belgian tactician Luc Eymael was handed a soft fine of just $3,400 for his “monkey” comment against Tanzanian football fans.

Last week, Young Africans (Yanga) parted ways with the embattled coach for his racist comment after he equated Tanzanian football fans to monkeys in an astonishing comment that shocked the whole continent.

For a manager who boasts of an impressive CV, especially in Africa, much was expected of Eymael, but he failed the test of professional integrity.

The much travelled Belgian has worked in Kenya (AFC Leopards), Rwanda (Rayon Sports), Congo (AS Vita), South Africa (Black Leopards), among others.

“The fans can only shout and are like monkeys who are barking,” Eymael made the comments after a one-all draw between Yanga and Mtibwa Sugar.

The 60-year-old tactician lost his cool after his side dropped two crucial points that saw Yanga slip from the second spot. But instead of finding a more diplomatic way to vent his frustration, he instead tore into the club’s supporters, even as he bemoaned the ‘poor’ working conditions he had to deal with at the club.

Yanga responded by firing the coach for his uncouth comments before TFF moved in with more sanctions.

And now, the Tanzanian Premier League has also jumped into the matter by slapping him with a two-year ban and financial sanction.

“The TFF disciplinary committee has decided to ban coach Luc Eymael for two years and also fine him TSh8 million for the racist comments he made towards Yanga fans,” reads the statement from TFF.

Posted in Tanzania Mainland LeagueTagged Luc Eymael, Tanzania Football Federation, Yanga SC

Kenya’s golden boy Jonah Ayunga joins English Championship side Bristol Rovers

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Kenya’s golden boy Jonah Ayunga joins English Championship side Bristol Rovers

Kenyan striker Jonah Ayunga has joined English League One side Bristol Rovers FC on a two-year deal.

Ayunga had a great season with a sixth tier side Havant & Waterlooville in the past campaign where he scored 17 goals to finish joint top scorer in the English National League, alongside Darren McQueen and Joe Laciofano for the Golden Boot Award.
“Delighted to have joined @official_brfc – can’t wait for the season to start,” he said in his official Twitter account.
The Kenyan Under 23 international also scored five goals in cup competitions. His steller performance saw Havan & Waterlooville finish second in the lower tier competition.
Ayunga, 23, also played for former Premier League side Brighton and Albion having joined the team in 2016  though he didn’t make any appearance for the senior team.
He later moved to Sutton United but he would be sent on loan toHavant & Waterlooville after linking up with his former coach Paul Doswel who gave him a permanent deal.
Ayunga who has a younger brother, Solomon, who is also a footballer, received his first call up to the Kenya national team in August 2016.
Posted in Football - AfricaTagged Bristol Rovers, English Championship, Jonah Ayunga

Group want ‘FKF president abolished’

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Group want ‘FKF president abolished’

Kenya could abolish the president title, the highest designation of the head of Football Kenya Federation (FKF).

These are among the changes that a group of four presidential aspirants led by former Cecafa Secretary General Nicholas Musonye, ex-FKF vice-president Sammy Sholei, Gor Mahia CEO Lordvic Aduda and Twaha Mbarak have proposed should they take over from the incumbent Nick Mwendwa in the forthcoming elections.

According to a plan being parleyed by the group who are working on a plan to form a ‘super alliance’ ahead of the poll, the Kenyan FA will be run by a board of directors.

We shod abolish the title president in football, proposes Sholei who served under Sam Nyamweya before he was kicked out.

The group on Tuesday held a joint press conference as a joint coalition gathers momentum ahead of the long overdue elections. The polls have twice been nullified by the Sports Disputes Tribunal over eligibility criteria.

On Sunday, SPORTS AFRICA exclusively reported about the impending merge between the four presidential candidates and Sholei confirmed that the talks are at an advanced stage during the joint presser.

“It (president title) makes some people believe that they are close to the president of Kenya. Football is a big cake and I am certain the next (FKF) leader will come from one of us,” added Sholei.

According to Sholei, the changes will be made at the first sitting of FKF National Executive Meeting (NEC) where Directors of various national departments will be incorporated into the day to day running of the federation.

“If the two (president and deputy) representing the majority wins, then in the first AGM, the office of directors of various departments at the national level shall be created so that the game is managed by the directors.”

“Leaving the powers to one so-called president has killed the game. Just like the prliament, the powers must be vested on these directors collectively.

According to Sports Act 2013, the title for a person holding the top most position of a sports organisation in Kenya is either the chairperson or the president.

Herbert Mwachiro, another leading presidential candidate is said to have turned down the invitation to join the group. Mwendwa and immediate former president Sam Nyamweya meanwhile have both been left out in the new powerful line up that will definitely shift the political landscape ahead of the emotive elections.

Embattled Mwendwa on Tuesday held a low-key meeting with representatives from Western and Nyanza regions.

The date for the elections is yet to be set after the exercise was halted by three cases filed at the High Coirts by Mwendwa’s seeking to bar SDT from listening to any case touching on football matters. The court in Mombasa gave the national sports arbitration body the mandate to listen to the cases.

Posted in Football - KenyaTagged Lordvic Aduda, Nicholas Musonye, Sammy Sholei, Twaha Mbarak

Afcon pushed to 2022 and Sadio Mane’s reign ‘extended’

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Afcon pushed to 2022 and Sadio Mane’s reign ‘extended’

Sadio Mane will continue enjoying his reign as African Player of the Year following the cancellation of the 2020 gala.

CAF announced Tuesday of the cancellation of the 2020 edition of the award, meaning that the Liverpool ace will become the first player to sit on the throne of Africa’s best player longer in a single period than any other player in the awards’s 28 years’ existence.

Samuel Eto’o has won it four times (2003/4/5 and 2010) and was the first player to lift the trophy three consecutive times.

This was among the changes approved by the continental football body in its Execution Meeting that also approved the postponement of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nation by one year.

The Cameroon edition that was meant to take place in January 2021 has been pushed back until January 2022

“After consultation with stakeholders and taking into consideration the current global situation, the tournament has been rescheduled for January 2022,” CAF said in a statement.

The date for the final tournament and the remaining matches of the qualifiers will be communicated in due course.  

Other changes made due to the ongoing global health situation — Covid-19 –include the deferment of the Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) January 2021 in Cameroon as well as the inter-club competition.

“The CAF Executive Committee is satisfied with the Cameroonian authorities for their commitment towards the hosting of the two competitions. Cameroon is ready to host either competition and are within schedule,” CAF President Ahmad Ahmad said.

The  CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup, will resume in September with a Final Four format. Semi-Final matches will be played in a single match.

Meanwhile, the 2020 edition of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations has been cancelled while the CAF Women’s Champions League will be launched in 2021. The format and other details will be communicated in due course.

But CAF must now find a new host for the Beach Football after Uganda withdrew as host. Following the withdrawal of Uganda, a new hosting bid will be launched by the organization of the final tournament either in 2020 or 2021.

Posted in Football - AfricaTagged AFCON, African Player of the Year

Kenyan Sports CS roasted for violating social distance guidelines

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Kenyan Sports CS roasted for violating social distance guidelines

Amina Mohammed, the overly active Kenyan Sports Cabinet Secretary received negative review from a section of netizens for disobeying Ministry of Health social distance guidelines.

The government has been constantly appealing to citizens to observe 1.5m social distance rule and avoid handshakes during these times of the Covid-19 pendamic, but the Sports CS did exactly the opposite in her latest picture posted on Twitter Monday.

In the photo, Amina is seen standing very close, just inches away from the reigning World half marathon record holder Geoffrey Kamwor.
Kamworor is currently recuperating from an accident after he was hit by a motorbike during a regular morning exercise last week.

Amina, who has been busy with work as the government intensifies its ambitious plans for stadiums upgrades in the country, also didn’t have a face mask on as the duo shook hands.

“Wishing World Half Marathon Record Holder Geoffrey Kamworor quick recovery as he’s discharged from hospital today.  I thank the medical personnel who attended to him following the accident,” Amina who has been shuttling from one part of the country to another in recent days said in her message to Kamworor.

But keen Kenyans did not waste time in reminding the CS of breaking the very laws that the government has been preaching to the citizens respect.

Peter Smith wondered: “I thought there should be no shaking of hands.”

“If we continue behaving normally…” joked Evans Miriti while another Twitter user added: “It’s great that he is well but you are having handshakes.The social distance between you two cannot be illuminated with an electron microscope. Its so minute. You two are not wearing masks.”

SPORTS AFRICA could not indipendently verify when exactly the photo was taken.

Posted in AthleticsTagged Amina Mohammed, Covid -19 pandemic, Geoffrey Kamworor

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