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Kenya Sports Federation of the Deaf chairman Peter Kalae. Kenya Sports Federation of the Deaf chairman Peter Kalae during the interview at University of Nairobi.He says the Government has been slow in giving them a go ahead to host Olympic games for the Deaf here in Kenya, Nairobi. ON 04/08/15 PHOTO: JENIPHER WACHIE

Kenya will host the first All Africa Games for the Deaf between April 18 and April 26.

Announcing this yesterday, the Kenya Sports Federation of the Deaf President Peter Okumu Kalae confirmed that 10 countries have so far confirmed participation.

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