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Great comeback for Ochichi

The streets of the Czech capital on Saturday provided the setting for what was one of the most impressive  comebacks of recent times in long distance running.  Kenya’s Isabella Ochichi took third place in the Hervis Prague Half Marathon with a time of 69:21 in  her...

Joyce Chepkirui still time for cooking

Joyce Chepkirui: Inspired by Tegla Loroupe she runs fast and still finds time for cooking Tegla Loroupe has been the undisputed trendsetter for women long distance runners in Kenya. The former world marathon record holder made a point of encouraging her fellow...

Kenya set 1500m Relay Record

It was widely agreed that Kenya was fully capable of breaking the men’s 4x1500m world record at the IAAF World Relays but, unlike in the women’s event which had been relatively rarely run at international level before this year, most pundits stopped short of...

Geoffrey Ronoh upstages Geoffrey Mutai

Geoffrey Ronoh is fast making a reputation as the man to challenge and beat the cream of the distance running world. The Kenyan countered every move that his compatriot Geoffrey Mutai made to win the Birell Prague Grand Prix in warm, humid conditions on Saturday...

WMM awards Edna Kiplagat title

CHICAGO – October, 2106 – Abbott World Marathon Majors named Kenya’s Edna Kiplagat as the winner of the Abbott World Marathon Majors Series 2013-2014 (Series VIII). Edna Kiplagat receives award after Rita Jeptoo doping ban “We can now finally say that...

Mutai ready for World Cross Championships

Winning at the event rated as the toughest cross-country race on the planet brings with it excess baggage of expectation at the subsequent World Cross Country Championships. Eliud Kipchoge (2004 and 2005), Moses Masai (2006), Gideon Ngatuny (2008), Moses Mosop (2007...