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Martial Arts: Kenya to fight for own place in Asian art

Member of the Kenya Tong-IL Moo-Do Federation National Team, Edwin Musungu [Courtesy]

“Kenya has come of age and is on the right track,” World Tong Il Moo-Do Vice President Takamitsu Hoshiko said when he visited the national team, Jasiri, here in Seoul, South Korea ahead of the World Martial Arts Masterships in Chungju, South Korea starting tomorrow.

Kenya returns to South Korea seeking to improve on their 2016 showing when they won a gold medal, two silver and five bronze in a sport dominated by Asian nations.

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