A renowned rugby player and coach, Ayimba breathed his last on Friday night at Kenyatta hospital in Nairobi, where he has been receiving treatment after a long illness.
“I’m angry because I can’t slap you back to reality,” wrote Nyaboke, who had an on and off relationship with the father of her two kids.
“I am sad because I don’t know what I am going to tell your boys because they know you went to work far away and will come back one day. Rest well Otieno, I hope you made peace with God because I prayed the novena and asked God to give you a chance to make things right. I guess my prayers were in vain. This is numbing,” she added.
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Ana Moceura on attack for Blue Diamond against Hot Spring Savusavu during the Fiji Bitter Nawaka Sevens at Prince Charles Park last
weekend. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
Mark the month of May in your calendar for some serious rugby 7s business around the world.
It is the month that World Rugby has planned to recommence the World Rugby Sevens Series.
The decision will see rugby sevens fans around the world looking forward to the highly anticipated return of top rugby 7s actions at selected venues around the globe.
World Rugby, on Wednesday, announced plans to unveil the 2021 series after it was suspended by COVID-19 after the 2019 tournament in Sydney, Australia.
Cape Town will host the final leg of the 2021 World Rugby Sevens Series.
This follows World Rugby s announcement or a revamped and shortened series.
The event will be held at Cape Town Stadium from 10-12 December.
Unlike in previous seasons, the
Cape Town Sevens will be the final leg of the 2021 World Rugby Sevens Series.
This comes after World Rugby on Wednesday announced a revamped and shortened series for 2021.
The South African leg returns to Cape Town Stadium from 10-12 December after a Covid-enforced absence in 2020.
The condensed 2021 World Rugby Sevens Series includes five women s and four men s rounds and kicks off in Paris with back-to-back women s tournaments on two weekends in May, before the teams set sail for the Olympic Games, scheduled for Tokyo in July.