){kind=small}
Premier){kind=small}
POR
){kind=small}
SOF
){kind=small}
MSU
){kind=small}
MUR
){kind=small}
POL
){kind=small}
SHA
){kind=small}
TUF
){kind=small}
KAS
){kind=small}
MAU
){kind=small}
BAN
){kind=small}
KCB
){kind=small}
NAC
){kind=small}
FCT
){kind=small}
AFC
){kind=small}
ULS
){kind=small}
GOM
){kind=small}
BID
){kind=small}
KAK
){kind=small}
Serie A){kind=logo}
ATA
){kind=small}
PISA
){kind=logo}
CGL
){kind=small}
FIO
)
Ferdinand Omanyala, deeply moved by the overwhelming love from Botswana fans despite his loss, has promised to honour them in a big way.
Africa’s fastest man Ferdinand Omanyala is amazed by the amount of love shown to him by fans from Botswana.
The reigning Commonwealth Games champion was in action in the men’s 100m at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix and despite the loss, fans turned out in large numbers and cheered him on.
He finished second in 10.00 seconds behind South Africa’s Akani Simbine who set a world leading time of 9.90 seconds.
PAY ATTENTION: Stay updated with the Latest Sports News from Pulse Sports.
)
20:25 - 12.04.2025
Akani Simbine Obliterates Bayanda Walaza’s World Lead As He Beats Improving Ferdinand Omanyala In Botswana
South Africa’s Akani Simbine clocked a world leading time to edge out Kenya’s Ferdinand Omanyala at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix.
Omanyala, going into the race as the defending champion, had a great start from the blocks but Akani Simbine caught up with him midway and it was hard to drop the world indoor bronze medallist.
Even after the race, fans have continued showing Ferdinand Omanyala support and he has been moved by the kind gesture directed towards him.
This motivated him to share a post on his X (Twitter) handle, showcasing the amount of love he has been shown as he made a bold promise to them.
)
20:30 - 11.04.2025
Harambee Stars Technical Bench Gets a Major Boost Ahead of World Cup Qualifiers
Former Kenya Police coach joins Harambee Stars as assistant to Benni McCarthy, boosting technical bench ahead of World Cup qualifiers.
“Oh Botswana. 😍😍. I will add a Botswana bracelet on my wrist,” Ferdinand Omanyala captioned the post.
Some of the quotes from the tweet include one fan saying: “I wish you were born in Botswana. The love that we have for you here is indescribable.”
“Thank you for spending your time and giving your best performance in Botswana, Ferdinand Omanyala,” another fan from Botswana said.
“A very humble man, Ferdinand Omanyala, much love to you from Botswana,” another said.
“Congratulations Ferdinand, keep working hard, we need more Africans for the next Olympics, lots of love from Botswana,” one added.
Ferdinand Omanyala: Botswana is my second home
In a past interview, before the Botswana Golden Grand Prix, Ferdinand Omanyala expressed love for Botswana, calling the South African country his second home.
He also expressed excitement towards making a return to Botswana, after winning the 100m at the 2023 edition in 9.78 seconds. After the race, Ferdinand Omanyala lauded the fans, revealing that he would be back next year.
“I’m in my second home, the reception has been amazing, you know where it is, Botswana. This weekend we are doing the Botswana Grand Prix and I’m excited because this is my first big meet of the season,” he said.
)
19:45 - 13.04.2025
BREAKING: Aldrine Kibet, Amos Wanjala Headline Final Kenya U-20 AFCON Squad
Kenya U20 squad set for AFCON in Egypt after Morocco camp aiming for World Cup spot with strong local lineup.
For Ferdinand Omanyala, the track in Botswana was more than just a stage, it was a place where he felt truly seen, supported, and celebrated.
The love poured out by the fans, even in defeat, reminded him that victories are not always measured in seconds.
In Botswana, Omanyala did not just find a crowd, he found a second home, and a family cheering him on with every stride he takes.
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)