- Uhuru told the sports federations to style up and make sure the athletes were handled with care
- He instructed the Sports CS Echessa to pay all allowances since it was the athletes' right
- The Kenyan team had earlier threatened to boycott training ahead of the Commonwealth games over allowances
- They had not received any form of allowance since reporting to camp on March 3
President Uhuru Kenyatta has given a stern warning to sports federations in the country to ensure that all Kenyan athletes were well taken care of.
Speaking at State House to Kenyan athletes bound for the Commonwealth games on Tuesday, March 27, Uhuru highlighted the need for Kenyan teams to be financially secure and properly trained.
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This comes in the wake of news reaching TUKO.co.ke that athletes heading for the club games to be held in Gold Coast Australia, had not been paid since arriving at their training camp on March 3.
Uhuru was utterly disgruntled at the neglect of certain athletes especially those representing Kenya in the global sports arena.
“Every time we agree on what needs to be done should be fulfilled. I'm perturbed that this has not been happening,” he said.
Uhuru spoke as he handed the national flag to the Kenyan team captain Elijah Manangoi, a paramilitary officer attached to the President’s elite VIP protection unit.
The president said all sports federations including Kenya Golf Union, Football Kenya Federation, Kenya Rugby Union, Cricket Kenya and Kenya Hockey, had to pull their socks up and handle their current state of affairs.
“There are things we agreed that need to be done for the rugby team, golf teams and other sportsmen and women, as we demand that they meet our expectations we also should do our part,” Uhuru said.
He urged athletes to demand for their entitled allowances from their various sports federations as they had the right to do so.
The President directed the Cabinet Secretary of Sports and Heritage Rashid Echesa and other senior ministry officials to ensure the team is well taken care of before and after the games.
Echesa assured the Kenyan sportsmen and women of his commitment to uplifting their standards as well as taking care of their well being.
“I know our athletes have been undergoing a lot of frustrations. This will no longer happen under my watch,” he assured the President and the team.
The Commonwealth games will run from April 4 to 15 in Gold Coast, Australia.
The Kenyan team of 300 includes the Para-athletes team which will participate in various fields.
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- Uhuru told the sports federations to style up and make sure the athletes were handled with care
- He instructed the Sports CS Echessa to pay all allowances since it was the athletes' right
- The Kenyan team had earlier threatened to boycott training ahead of the Commonwealth games over allowances
- They had not received any form of allowance since reporting to camp on March 3
President Uhuru Kenyatta has given a stern warning to sports federations in the country to ensure that all Kenyan athletes were well taken care of.
Speaking at State House to Kenyan athletes bound for the Commonwealth games on Tuesday, March 27, Uhuru highlighted the need for Kenyan teams to be financially secure and properly trained.
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This comes in the wake of news reaching TUKO.co.ke that athletes heading for the club games to be held in Gold Coast Australia, had not been paid since arriving at their training camp on March 3.
Uhuru was utterly disgruntled at the neglect of certain athletes especially those representing Kenya in the global sports arena.
“Every time we agree on what needs to be done should be fulfilled. I'm perturbed that this has not been happening,” he said.
Uhuru spoke as he handed the national flag to the Kenyan team captain Elijah Manangoi, a paramilitary officer attached to the President’s elite VIP protection unit.
The president said all sports federations including Kenya Golf Union, Football Kenya Federation, Kenya Rugby Union, Cricket Kenya and Kenya Hockey, had to pull their socks up and handle their current state of affairs.
“There are things we agreed that need to be done for the rugby team, golf teams and other sportsmen and women, as we demand that they meet our expectations we also should do our part,” Uhuru said.
He urged athletes to demand for their entitled allowances from their various sports federations as they had the right to do so.
The President directed the Cabinet Secretary of Sports and Heritage Rashid Echesa and other senior ministry officials to ensure the team is well taken care of before and after the games.
Echesa assured the Kenyan sportsmen and women of his commitment to uplifting their standards as well as taking care of their well being.
“I know our athletes have been undergoing a lot of frustrations. This will no longer happen under my watch,” he assured the President and the team.
The Commonwealth games will run from April 4 to 15 in Gold Coast, Australia.
The Kenyan team of 300 includes the Para-athletes team which will participate in various fields.
Do you have a hot story or scandal you would like us to publish, please reach us through email@example.com or WhatsApp: 0732482690 and Telegram: Tuko news.
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The text passage is a news article about President Uhuru Kenyatta's address to Kenyan athletes bound for the Commonwealth Games, emphasizing the need for proper care and financial support for the athletes.

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