Repeated cases of unpaid allowances, poor logistics, stranded teams and opaque sports administration expose a cycle of institutional neglect that continues to undermine Kenya’s sporting talent.
Harambee Stars after a past match at Kasarani Stadium. [Stafford Ondego, Standard]
It’s every athlete’s dream to represent their country; hence, donning the Kenyan jersey is supposed to be the highest and most fulfilling feat of a sporting career.
It's a sacred covenant sealed with the expectation that the nation will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with its ambassadors.
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