Author: News Desk
Gor Mahia CEO Ludovick Aduda is advising fans who would wish to watch the Champions League match against Leones Vegetarianos of Equatorial Guinea on Saturday to start their journey early. Aduda says that there is a lot of traffic jam along Mombasa road and to avoid last minute rush and things that could jeopardize the club’s chances in the CAF competition, fans will have to organize themselves well to get to the match venue in good time. “There is normally heavy traffic in some sections of Mombasa road due to trucks and fans from Nairobi will have to leave early…
Gor Mahia treasurer Sally Bolo expressed her relief at securing the use of Machakos Stadium, which the club finds to be a more affordable and accessible option in the absence of Nyayo Stadium and Kasarani. Bolo extended her gratitude to club chairman Ambrose Rachier and Machakos County Governor Dr. Alfred Mutua for allowing the club to use the venue. She noted that while playing in Kisumu would have been ideal, the stadium does not meet the minimum standards set by CAF. “Machakos Stadium is suitable because it will help us reduce expenses during this financially challenging time. It would cost…
Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier today held a meeting with SportPesa to table the club’s request for them not to withdraw their sponsorship. Rachier anchored his request on what’s at hand and the huge assignments the club is having in store which will require good money to go about. “I have today held a meeting with SportPesa to plead with them not to withdraw their sponsorship at least to Gor Mahia, having regard to the forthcoming CAF Campions League campaign in February as well as the league duties,” stated a press release. Making his request more solid, the chairman cited…
[dropcap]G[/dropcap]or Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier today held a meeting with SportPesa to table the club’s request for them not to withdraw their sponsorship. Rachier anchored his request on what’s at hand and the huge assignments the club is having in store which will require good money to go about. “I have today held a meeting with SportPesa to plead with them not to withdraw their sponsorship at least to Gor Mahia, having regard to the forthcoming CAF Campions League campaign in February as well as the league duties,” stated a press release. Making his request more solid, the chairman cited…
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t is with utmost regret that one day to the New Year, the sports fraternity has been plunged into chaos as its key investors – gaming companies – face a bleak future in a new era of excessively high tax. While we are appreciative of the fact that the government wants to set up a sports fund with the increased revenue from these companies, we are wary of implementation and modalities of this fund. It is for this reason that we would like to implore the government to rethink this move which will be more harmful than helpful. Gor Mahia…