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Agnes Amondi

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  • Web Content Writer and Managing Editor, Spotcovery
  • Web Content Writer, Tuko
Earth, Nairobi
As seen in: Spotcovery, Tuko, LinkedIn, BBC, Substack, Sportskeeda, Yahoo Sports Canada, Citizen TV Kenya, Sports Brief, pdjournal.com, Her Football Hub, Tisini Sports and
Covers:  Sports Writing, SEO Content Writing, News, Women's Stories
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Agnes Amondi’s Biography

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Agnes Amondi is a content writer with more than five years of experience in the industry. She primarily writes about sports, women, and other assigned topics and stories. She is also a proficient Search Engine Optimization (SEO) content writer.

Agnes can also write newsworthy stories, do second-day stories, and interview people. She has interviewed personalities in various industries and is always looking for her next subject.

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Agnes Amondi’s Journalist Portfolio

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David Ouma Made Harambee Starlets Shine Brightest - Tisini

David Ouma Made Harambee Starlets Shine Brightest - Tisini

By Agnes Amondi David Ouma exits the stage as coach of Kenya's national football women's team having set a hi…

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Kenyan referee Mary Nojorge shortlisted for World Cup duty

Kenyan referee Mary Nojorge shortlisted for World Cup duty

Agnes Amondi Decorated Kenyan female referee Mary Njoroge is among 156 referees and assistant referees shortl…

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Gor SG vows to continue his duties as he levels claims of embezzlement against Club chairman Rach...

Gor SG vows to continue his duties as he levels claims of embezzlement against Club chairman Rach...

Agnes Amondi Gor Mahia Secretary General Sammy Ochola has vowed to carry on his duties, a day after the club'…

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Joan Abirye: "Club support has been vital during this pandemic"

Joan Abirye: "Club support has been vital during this pandemic"

Joan Abirye: "Club support has been vital during this pandemic" by Agnes Amondi Ugandan international and Vih…

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FKF announces BetKing as Division One League title Sponsors

FKF announces BetKing as Division One League title Sponsors

by Agnes Amondi Football Kenya Federation has today announced BetKing Kenya as it's official Division One Lea…

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FKF announce new League sponsors

FKF announce new League sponsors

by Agnes Amondi Football Kenya Federation has on Thursday, July 16, 2020, presented online gaming firm BetKin…

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AWCON 2026: Fourth Time’s A Charm as Cameroon Downs Malawi to Claim First African Title

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The Indomitable Lionesses of Cameroon are the reigning champions of women’s football in Africa. They put up a convincing performance to crush debutants Malawi 3-0 in the final played at the Prince Moulay El Hassan Stadium in Rabat, Morocco. This is their first-ever WAFCON title after playing in three other finals against the Super Falcons of Nigeria. Marie Ngah Manga was Cameroon’s star player, scoring twice on either side of Naomi Eto’s goal in the first half to give her team the lead.
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AWCON 2026: Algeria Wins Bronze Medal Against Morocco

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The Algeria women’s national football team won the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) third-place playoff against Morocco. This is the best result they have achieved in their history. The Greens came from behind to equalise in the 83rd minute, denied the Atlas Lionesses a penalty and won the game on penalties. At the beginning of the game, Algeria almost fell behind in the third minute after Lana Smits missed her headed back pass.
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Cameroon vs Malawi: Who’ll Be the New Queen of African Football?

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On Sunday the 16th, the curtains will come down on the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations 2026 with a highly anticipated final between Malawi and Cameroon in Rabat, Morocco. This will be Malawi’s first-ever final as they are tournament debutants, while Cameroon return to this stage for the first time since 2016. Interestingly, Cameroon weren’t even supposed to be in the tournament after they failed to qualify for the then 12-team competition.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

An internship then I self-employed myself.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No. I have never used a typewriter.

How is social media changing news?

People can provide different points of view and don't have to go with the mainstream narrative.