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Since Ababu Namwamba assumed office as the Cabinet Secretary for Sports, Kenya has witnessed a remarkable transformation in its sports sector. Under his leadership, there has been a renewed focus on supporting and appreciating athletes both nationally and internationally. This approach has yielded significant results, culminating in a historic achievement for the country's football.
Last week, Harambee Starlets U-17 showcased their prowess on foreign soil, defeating Burundi with a resounding three-goal victory in an away match. Today, on the 6th of June, the team continued their impressive form as they hosted Burundi for the second leg. The match ended with Harambee Starlets U-17 triumphing 2-0, securing their place in history as the first football team from Kenya to qualify for this year's World Cup in the Dominican Republic this October.
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This achievement marks a milestone not only for the team but also for Kenyan football as a whole. The journey to qualification has been arduous, but the dedication of the players combined with the strategic support from the Ministry of Sports, led by Ababu Namwamba, has proven fruitful.
In a statement following the match, Secretary Namwamba expressed his pride in the team's accomplishment, emphasizing the importance of investing in youth sports development. He highlighted that such victories validate the government's commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a conducive environment for sports excellence in Kenya.
The qualification of Harambee Starlets U-17 for the World Cup underscores the potential of Kenyan football to compete at the global stage. It serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes across the country and reaffirms Kenya's growing prominence in international sports.
As the nation celebrates this historic feat, citizens are invited to share their thoughts on this achievement and the impact of the new leadership in the Ministry of Sports. Join the conversation and leave your comments below.
