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Sports Reporter @NationMediaGroup @DailyNation and runs a Makhandia's Video Tech Company.Firm believer that Good things comes to those who wait.
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Moulding future stars: When parents walk the sporting journey with their children Original

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By Agnes Makhandia Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
In the world of sports, sportsmen and women often draw strength from their teammates and coaches, but the most significant source of inspiration comes from family members who show up to throw their weight behind the players during competitions. Support for the players becomes even more crucial when the player in question is a young student.
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DCI raid Pipeline, run off with big names

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By Agnes Makhandia Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) women’s volleyball team has gone big on recruitment of players, snapping up big names and putting them in the National Police Service. In 2022, DCI recruited 14 players into the service, and they were partly responsible for DCI’s good run in the league that saw it defy the odds to finish second in last season’s Kenya Volleyball Federation Women’s National League for the first time since the team was founded in 2018.
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DCI raid Pipeline, run off with big names

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By Agnes Makhandia Verified
| zurl.co
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) women’s volleyball team has gone big on recruitment of players, snapping up big names and putting them in the National Police Service. In 2022, DCI recruited 14 players into the service, and they were partly responsible for DCI’s good run in the league that saw it defy the odds to finish second in last season’s Kenya Volleyball Federation Women’s National League for the first time since the team was founded in 2018.
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