After he was knocked out in the quarter final stage of the men’s singles, Kenya’s Faizal Khan has advanced to the men’s doubles finals in the Real Insurance....
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2012 Real Insurance Kenya Open champion Edgar Kazembe of Zambia is focused as he moves closer to defending his title this year at the Nairobi club Tennis court.
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Kenya’s only hopes of winning the Real Insurance Kenya Open Tennis championship men's singles came to sudden end when Faizal Khan was eliminated in the quarters by ....
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It will be an all Kenyan affair in the ladies’ tennis singles at the ongoing Real Insurance Kenya Open Tennis championship that enters the semis at the Nairobi club on ....
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Kenya’s Faizal Khan will face Zambia’s Edgar Kazembe in the quarter finals of the Real Insurance Kenya Open Tennis Championship on Thursday afternoon. Khan beat B....
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All preparations have been put in place for the 2013 Real Insurance Kenya Open Tennis Championship tournament which serves off this Saturday, May 25th at the Nairobi Club. Th....
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Kosawo Primary School upcoming tennis ace, Britney Achieng advanced to the quarterfinals of Under 12 girls singles in the ongoing Elora Schools for Shining Hope Tennis Champi....
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With tennis set to take new shape across the 47 Counties in Kenya, newly established Kenya Tennis Network (KTN) conducted its annual general meeting last weekend with new off....
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Kenya’s only quarter finals representative in the just concluded Africa Junior Tennis championship (AJC) Stephanie Mbaya is not shy of her achievements....
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Madagascar’s Andritoavina Rat Simandresy won the boys’ U-14 title in the finals of the Africa Junior Championship that ended Saturday at the Nairobi clu....
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World number 37 Sandra Samir of Egypt is the winner of the 2013 edition Africa Junior Championship girls under 16 that ended Saturday afternoon at the Nairobi clu....
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Despite not progressing past the first round of the African Junior tennis Championships which is ongoing at the Nairobi club tennis court and the Public Service cou....
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16 year old Sandra Samir who ranked 37th in the world is according to the ITF junior rankings has a dream of making it to the top crème of Tennis in the wo....
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Egyptian team of Hana Martagy and Sandra Samir humbled the Kenyan team of Sofiya Gulam and Stephanie Mbaya in the doubles of the African Junior tennis Championships main....
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Stephanie Mbaya will be the only Kenyan representative at the ongoing African Junior tennis Championships main tournament after defeating Fransica Nyarko of Ghana o....
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Sheil Kotecha, Josephat Garo and Stephanie Mbaya exposed inspirational form in the opening round of the African Junior Championships main tournament which started a....
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Kenya’s Stephanie Mbaya showed great resilience to qualify for the quarter finals of the Africa Junior Tennis championships warm up tournament currently ongoing at the ....
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The forthcoming Africa Junior Tennis Championship will go on as planned despite the ongoing political anxiety currently engulfing the nation. The tournament is expected to ki....
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Kenya will host her first Confederation of Africa Tennis (CAT) Annual General Meeting from 19th to 23rd March in Nairobi with the agenda being developme....
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Kenya Tennis Coach Evelyn Otula says her team targets to post better results during this year’s Africa Junior Tennis Championships to be hosted in Kenya for the ve....
