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Kenya will support family of Kiptum’s coach and donate funds

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The Kenyan government has announced that it will provide financial support to the family of athletics coach Gervais Hakizimana, who tragically passed away alongside athlete Kelvin Kiptum.

This announcement comes as a welcome relief for the grieving family, as they try to come to terms with the untimely loss of their loved one. With the sudden death of Hakizimana, who was a well-respected coach in the athletics community, the government’s pledge to provide assistance will undoubtedly alleviate some of the financial burden that the family faces during this difficult time.

Hakizimana’s contribution to the sport of athletics in Kenya has been significant, and his legacy will undoubtedly live on through the athletes he has trained and mentored. The government’s pledge to support his family is a testament to the impact that he has had on the country’s sporting community.

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The news of Kenya’s support for Hakizimana’s family is a heartening development in the midst of tragedy. It serves as a reminder of the importance of community and solidarity during times of hardship. As the family begins the process of mourning and healing, the government’s assistance will undoubtedly provide some much-needed relief.

The athletics community in Kenya and beyond will continue to mourn the loss of Hakizimana and Kiptum, but the government’s commitment to supporting their families will ensure that their legacies are honored and remembered. This gesture also highlights the value that Kenya places on the well-being of its athletes and coaches, and serves as an example of the country’s commitment to taking care of those who have dedicated themselves to the sport.

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David Mawuli
David Mawulihttps://ighanaian.com/author/dm
I'm David Mawuli, a Ghanaian journalist, blogger, and founder and Chief Editor of iGhanaian.com.
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