Kenya: Virus Tests - Don't Gamble With Lives of Players

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Kenya: Virus Tests - Don't Gamble With Lives of Players

[Nation] Sometimes we do not know whether to weep or just laugh off football management in this country. Football leagues of all tiers are going on at the moment and yet we do not know if the Covid-19 rules are being followed by Football Kenya Federation (FKF).

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