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Glamour club: Best sportspersons for 2018 parade Soya gala trophies at Fort Jesus

By Robin Toskin | 7yrs ago

Lawrence Karanja celebrates winning the community hero award during the 15th edition of Soya awards held at Fort Jesus in Mombasa on January 11, 2019. Photo/Stafford Ondego/www.sportpicha.com

It was all glitz as the historic Fort Jesus played host to 15th edition of the Safaricom Soya fete graced by Ivorian track star Marie-Josee Ta Lou.

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