Murang’a County football has received a boost following the graduation of 45 newly trained referees and 14 coaches after completing five-day training programmes aimed at strengthening grassroots football. The referee training was conducted in Maragua, while the introductory coaching course was held at Kimorori Primary School in Murang’a County. The newly trained referees expressed appreciation…
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