Sabina Chebichi grabbed headlines in 1973 when she won a race despite lacking proper attire. After wearing a petticoat, she was christened the 'petticoat princess'.

Faith Kipyegon went on a safari with her family following a sensational year where she won an Olympic gold medal The Kenyan star broke the world and Olympic record in the women's 1500m before winning ...

Marathoner Chepngetich is the only Kenyan who is hoping to win at the awards gala next month after a stunning show at the ...

This is Part 1 of a two-part series on Kenya’s Eldoret-Iten Water Fund. Part 2 is available here. When farmers in the ...

Three-time Olympics champion Faith Kipyegon had no equals as she ran a dominant race to win the 1,500m at the Rome Diamond League. Faith Kipyegon extended her winning streak in the 1,500m after a ...

Kenyan Beatrice Chebet, the World’s most accomplished athlete of 2024, will headline the inaugural SFC Global 10K, Navi ...

St Lucia's Julien Alfred has credited the grounding she received in Jamaica for her athletics prowess that yielded historic ...

Former President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama congratulated President-elect Trump on his election victory and urged the country to have “good faith and grace.” “In a country as big ...

But did he make gains among religious voters? While more data on how people of faith voted in 2024 is still to come, The Washington Post included a religion analysis in its 2024 summary of exit polls, ...

Former President Donald Trump’s election to a second term prompted faith groups that work with migrants and refugees to reaffirm their commitment to continue their work after Trump campaigned on ...

In this sense, he reiterated that “the deposit of faith does not change, but the laws of the Catholic Church are being renewed, so that they adapt better and are more helpful in the salvific ...

FARGO — Nearly 400 local business professionals are spending two days learning how to incorporate faith into their work. They're participating in Light Consulting's first Faith Forward ...