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Kayole martial arts instructor teaches students how to defend themselves- at a small fee

Martial arts are not highly appreciated in Kenya. They are among the sports that are not taken seriously by Kenyans in terms of how one can exploit their potential.

However, Peter Karanja, a Kayole-based taekwondo coach, reveals that with the seriousness it deserves, taekwondo not only helps in building networks but also as a career that you can earn a living from.

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