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Ogallo turns attention to 2028 Olympics

From left to right: Players Jully Musangi, Milka Akinyi and Faith Ogallo, Kenya Taekwondo Federation chairman Suleiman Sumba, player Mary Muriu, coach Gerald Marangu and Team Manager Martin Malaba take a photo to celebrate Ogallo’s bronze medal in women’s heavyweight in Accra, Ghana on March 17, 2024. 

What you need to know:

  • The 30-year-old bagged bronze at the ongoing African Games in Ghana on Sunday night and has now set her sights on competing at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games in the USA
  • Her Paris 2024 Olympic Games dream was crushed at the African Championships in Dakar, Senegal last month because of not attending the weighing-in


Olympian Faith Ogallo says she has put behind the disappointment of failing to qualify for this year's Paris Olympics and is not done yet playing taekwondo.

The 30-year-old bagged bronze at the ongoing African Games in Ghana on Sunday night and has now set her sights on competing at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games in the USA.