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KARATE: Kenyans shine thanks to mental strength

Mombasa Senator Mohammed Faki hands over the overall trophy to Munawar Karate club. [Courtesy]

Kenya coach Peter Ombima praised his team’s mental strength following their dominant display at the Japan Karate Shotoronmei (JKS) tournament in Dubai where they scooped 16 gold medals.

Kenya, who were represented by 16 players, proved to shoulder above the rest as they emerged victorious in both the Kata and Kumite categories. Ombima’s side was ranked top after winning in both the junior and senior categories.

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