Sonko personally donates 500 Ksh to winning Starles.

S. Koko

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko on Tuesday afternoon joined football lovers who came out to cheer the National ladies' team, Harambee Starlets after they ousted Cameroon in the 2024 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifiers.

Sonko congratulated the team for their victory and gave a personal contribution of Sh250,000 to the players after they booked second round date with Botswana.

"I may not hold any office at the moment, but the girls have played well and done the Country proud. They deserve all the support from the National, devolved and the ministry," Sonko appealed.

Harambee Starlets advanced to the next round of the 2024 AWCON after a post-match a penalty shootout at Nyayo National Stadium.

“This is historic. We have never won a match against Cameroon, yet their team took part in the last World Cup. I’m ready to support the team going forward with more resources,” said Sonko while celebrating with the team.

The former Nairobi Governor, known for his philanthropic contributions further promised to make more donations to the team if they win their upcoming opponents and qualify for the female edition of the Africa Cup after sending the money causing the elated girls to burst into chants of Sonko, Sonko.

Comments

Westy's Lounge is about to get Westlands lit (Westy's lounge, at the heart )

Westy's is about to get Westlands lit! Westlands, a place once stamped the most popular cosmopolitan entertainment go-to spot by Nairobi's party heads till the wee hours, is now back to life with a 'can't-compete'' wave after a much inevitably deserted and harsh period of displacement. Placed in Nairobi's second CBD and nearest hub to Nairobi's more afﬂuent suburbs, it makes a return bustling with its traditional rich bouquet in the entertainment scene, leisure and hospitality scene. Westy's Lounge has set a new lease of entertainment with its intentional garden, ambient decor in the middle of a buzzing building, offering a unique location to socialize, dine and party right in the middle of Westlands that overlooks the affluent leafy neighbourhood. Revellers within Nairobi are in for a treat as the outdoor smoke zone garden bar and restaurant which is set to pump in a cosmopolitan cuisine smoothly transitions into an immaculately lit indoor lounge

Youth in Machakos County benefit digitally

Kabaa's Lucky Graduands: Youth in Machakos County benefit technologically from Kabaa Digital Resource center Various youth from Machakos county were over the weekend awarded with certificates at a colorful ceremony following their successful completion of digital studies. The students who had enrolled at Kabaa digital resource center, received a further equipment and financial boost from donors to help them facilitate their operations and set up their businesses. Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO), a grassroots movement that catalyzes large-scale transformation in urban slums based in Kibera, donated 20 desktop machines to the institution to facilitate learning of future intakes. Speaking during the event, the institutions founder and patron Ms Angela Mueni Munyasya urged the local youths to enroll at the institution to acquire skills necessary to make them self sufficient giving them a chance to be self employed. "We are gearing towards building a creative economy to en

PRESIDENT RUTO CLEARS CATHERINE KASAVULI'S 4M HOSPITAL BILL

President William Ruto has waived the hospital bill incurred by the late veteran journalist Catherine Kasavuli, KBC anchor John Jacob has confirmed. In a tweet, Kioria expressed gratitude to the Head of State for helping offset the bill. "Great thanks to our President who has waived the hospital bill incurred by my colleague Catherine Kasavuli. May her soul continue to rest in peace," he wrote. The family sought the help of well-wishers to offset an outstanding Ksh4 million bill accrued during Kasavuli's stay and treatment in the hospital. A requiem mass for the late journalist will be held on Thursday, January 12, 2023, at the Friends International Church along Ngong Road in Nairobi. Kasavuli's remains will then be transported to Vihiga county where the final service will take place at her rural home at Tigoi Primary School on Saturday, January 14. The late journalist's burial will occur the same Saturday at her home in Zululu, Vihiga County after the funeral s

Pressplay News

Search This Blog