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Karatekas ready to hit the road and raise funds

By Standard Digital | Mar. 10, 2011

By Oscar Pilipili

Karate as a martial art is an indoor sport but exponents will do an extra-ordinary practice when they take to the streets of Mombasa and Malindi to raise funds for Malindi International Clubs scheduled for March 25-30.

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