Kenyan female star athletes need to touch up, give audiences sleepless nights
American sprints sensation Sha'Carri Richardson trains at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on May 11, 2023 ahead of the fourth edition of the Absa Kip Keino Classic.
The Jamaican sprint queen has emerged as the undeniable face of the meet, yet we have countless high achieving athletes in our country
Whoever told Kenyan female athletes that black braids and nails trimmed to the bed are the standard uniform for runners needs to be arrested and charged with brainwashing
Shelly-Ann will no doubt step on the track wearing one of her signature long wigs coloured in either bright yellow, green or silver, and follow that up with a fiery interview, whether she wins or loses
I will give you Sh160 to buy subsidised unga if you can find any local newspaper article about this weekend’s Absa Kip Keino Classic that does not mention sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.
The Jamaican sprint queen has emerged as the undeniable face of the meet, yet we have countless high achieving athletes in our country. This is a point of concern for me, and I already have someone to blame. Whoever told Kenyan female athletes that black braids and nails trimmed to the bed are the standard uniform for runners needs to be arrested and charged with brainwashing.
