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Djibouti’s women’s football team has debuted in FIFA’s World Ranking for 2025, securing 196th place. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the nation. Other noted movements include Tanzania and …
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Sebastian Coe, President of World Athletics, expressed optimism about Kenya’s anti-doping efforts following a meeting with officials in Nairobi. Kenya has invested $25 million over five years to combat doping, …
Sebastian Coe Optimistic About Kenya’s Progress in Doping Fight Read More
Sebastian Coe expresses satisfaction with Kenya’s progress against doping, noting improvements in anti-doping personnel and education. Kenya has invested $25 million over five years to combat the issue, following criticism …
World Athletics Chief Commends Kenya’s Progress in Anti-Doping Efforts Read More
Michel and his wife traveled to Kenya, aiming to break multiple paragliding records. They successfully achieved their goal, including the Speed-over-a-100km out-and-return record with no mistakes this time. The couple …
Michel Achieves Record-Breaking Feats in Kenyan Paragliding Adventure Read More
Ethiopians Tadese Takele and Sutume Asefa Kebede won the men’s and women’s races at the Tokyo Marathon, respectively. Takele achieved a personal best of 2:03:23, while Kebede finished in 2:16:31. …
Ethiopian Runners Excel at Tokyo Marathon, Claim Top Titles Read More
Ethiopian runners dominated the 2025 Tokyo Marathon, with Tadese Takele (2:03:23) winning the men’s race, marking him as the youngest winner. Defending champion Benson Kipruto placed sixth at 2:05:46, while …
Ethiopian Runners Command 2025 Tokyo Marathon with Stellar Victories Read More
Ethiopians Tadese Takele and Sutume Kebede won the men’s and women’s divisions of the Tokyo Marathon, respectively. Takele set a personal best time of 2:03:23, while Kebede won her second …
Ethiopian Runners Dominate Tokyo Marathon, With Notable Returns in Athletics Read More
Tadese Takele won the Tokyo Marathon with a time of 2:03:23, marking his first major marathon victory. He was followed closely by Ethiopia’s Deresa Geleta and Kenya’s Vincent Kipkemoi Ngetich. …
Tadese Takele Claims Victory at Tokyo Marathon Read More
The 2025 Tokyo Marathon, held on March 2, showcased Ethiopian runners dominating both the men’s and women’s categories. Tadese Takele won the men’s race in 2:03:23, while Sutume Kebede defended …
Ethiopian Athletes Dominate the 2025 Tokyo Marathon with Victories in Both Categories Read More
The 2025 Tokyo Marathon featured Ethiopian athletes Tadese Takele and Sutume Asefa Kebede winning the men’s and women’s titles, respectively. Takele clocked 2:03:23, while Kebede defended her title with 2:16:29. …
Ethiopian Athletes Dominate Tokyo Marathon 2025 with Victorious Performances Read More