Some are born great, some achieve greatness, the lucky ones, become rugby fans. They could be lawyers by day, doctors, finance directors, even socialites. On any given Saturday (rugby day) however, they are rugby fans. Like all beings, no rugby fan is the same to
Sometime during the 2014 Kabeberi 7s, I was introduced to this budding young man, then playing for the Catholic Monks, little did I know that he would later become a good friend and a corner stone to my club. Having already known his big brother
With excitement hitting fever pitch ahead of the 4th edition of the Rabadaa Cup this Saturday, here are types of players that you should be on the look out for at Strathmore grounds. The Star – We already described this one in detail, he probably does
“Touch Rugby was created to make rugby forwards feel like backs and rugby fans feel like stars.” – P. Ndonga By the end of this post, we hope to have turned you into a star touch rugby player (or at least make you look like
What started out as an ordinary rugby weekend in Embu, ended in eye opening fashion at the Embu stadium, with a handful of fans witnessing what can only be described as all heart rugby, from one team in particular. A quick glance at the 16
“We don’t have a choice on whether we do social media, the question is how well we do it!” – Eric Qualman. Social media is taking over how we communicate, scrap that, Social media has already taken over how we communicate, consume information and indeed
If the year 2016 was a roller coaster ride in an amusement park, it would have probably been called ‘the hell riser’ or ‘tower of terror.’ One of those with a big ‘Ride at your own peril’ signs. Like a typical roller coaster ride, 2016
To properly tell you the Rabadaa story, I will have to go back to 2006, when I met the man who coined the phrase itself, Joshua Tariq Gathumbi, or as we knew him, Rojo. This is early 2006, first term of the school calendar, we
#TBT, Throw Back Thursday. A popular ‘hashTag’ used on social media to reminisce about the good old times and how far each and every one of us has come. In many ways, the recent re-appointment of Kenya 7s head coach Benjamin Ayimba can be termed