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Kenya: Media Man Wins Captain's Prize

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[Nation] Broadcaster Njogu wa Njoroge was in his best form during the weekend as he posted a two day aggregate of 72 points to claim the 2020 Captain's Prize golf tournament title at the par 72 Kiambu Golf Club course.

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