21 January 2011
Ten years ago, I was privileged to be asked to become Chairman of the Laureus World Sports Academy. At the time this felt like being made captain of the greatest sports team ever put together. Of course there was a more serious purpose to our endeavours: through the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation we hoped ...
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MYSA is now an official partner of the Elimu Asilia Project indigenous knowledge online. http://t.co/alzUwvS0x6
yesterday via Facebook
Dear MYSA members, this is to inform you that all the zonal elections will be this week-end Saturday 25th and... http://t.co/ijmLHtusS8
yesterday via Facebook
MYSA Members Participating in the Alumni Think Tank Workshop http://t.co/ItIL2aA0oF
2 days ago via Facebook
| Fifa-funded Football For Hope Centre in Nairobi stirs excitement |
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By Omulo Okoth Kenya’s national football team, Harambee Stars, may not be doing so well on the global pecking order. They currently stand at 126 on the world football ranking. They were neither at the last Fifa World Cup in South Africa, nor are they expecting to be in Brazil two years from now. But all hope is not lost, thanks to Fifa’s Football For Hope Centre in Mathare Youth Sports Association (MYSA) along Kangundo Road in Nairobi, which is attracting loads of young talent whose demand the management confesses they cannot cope with.....read full story on Sunday Standard by following the below link. FIFA-funded Football For Hope Centre in Nairobi stirs excitement after two years of existance |
