Kenyans across the football community are mourning former Harambee Stars coach Engin Firat as a passionate but controversial figure who led the national team during a difficult period.

President Hussein Mohammed led the nation to mourn the sudden demise of former Kenya national team Harambee Stars head coach Engin Firat which happened on Monday.

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Double Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge will compete in his first marathon ​on African soil when he ‌lines up in Cape Town on May 24, the start of a bid to ​run a marathon on all ​seven continents over ...

Ugandan runner Jacob Kiplimo on Sunday set the world record for fastest time in the half-marathon, finishing the EDP Lisbon ...

Ugandan Jacob Kiplimo has reclaimed the men’s half-marathon world record, winning in Lisbon in 57 minutes, 20 seconds to take ...

UGANDAN Jacob Kiplimo is on top of the world. The three-time world cross-country champion returned to the EDP Lisbon Half Marathon – the scene of his record-breaking performance five years ago – and ...

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Engin Fırat, former coach of Kenya's national football team, tragically passes away after a heart attack at Istanbul Airport, leaving behind a legacy in football.

Engin Firat, the Turkish coach who was in charge of Kenya’s national football team Harambee Stars between 2021 and 2024, is dead. On Monday, Lebanese top-flight side Nejmeh Sporting Club where Firat ...