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Kenyan Sports Federations Urged to Foster Stronger Ties with Schools to Develop Young Talent

Sports federations in Kenya have been encouraged to strengthen their connections with the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) and schools to tap into the country’s rich pool of young sports talent. This collaboration is seen as a crucial step in identifying, nurturing, and developing the skills of promising student athletes. By working closely together, federations and schools can create a robust framework for scouting and supporting talented youngsters, potentially leading to future success in various sports disciplines.

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