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Mukuru and Kariobangi communities unite through sports

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Mukuru and Kariobangi North residents playing football during the third edition of Vision Changers Kenya Community Sports Festival at Chaminade Training Centre, Mukuru Kwa Njenga. [Vision Changers Kenya]

Mukuru and Kariobangi North communities came together in a rare show of unity last weekend as more than 200 residents took part in the third edition of the Vision Changers Kenya Community Sports Festival at the Chaminade Training Centre in Mukuru Kwa Njenga.

The annual event brought together youth, elders, local leaders, police officers, and government agencies in a day full of sports, dialogue, and community bonding.

The festival was organised by Vision Changers Kenya in partnership with National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC), Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), police, local administration, and community sponsors.

Under this year's theme, "Sports as a Bridge: Turning Competition into Connection to Address Mistrust and Exclusion", the grounds were filled with excitement throughout the day.

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