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Kenya plans for 2010 World Cup
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2006-07-14 10:02

The Kenyan government announced on Thursday that it is serious about the
east African nation's qualification to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Government Spokesman Alfred Mutua told journalists during his weekly
briefing that they would put efforts in place to inspire national
football team Harambee Stars to qualify.

"The sports minister is already working on such plans and we are
determined that Kenya is one of the teams that will qualify for the World
Cup," Mutua told journalists in Nairobi.

He said there is need to strengthen the domestic league to make it more
competitive and churn out quality players.

The east African nation did not qualify for the recently concluded World
Cup in Germany and plans to hire a foreign coach to help make it qualify
for the next World Cup, which will be staged for the first time in Africa.

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