Charles Nyende 28 June 2011 Nairobi — The poor, overused, grass blades at the Nyayo National Stadium will by the end of the day host the fifth football match in as many days, but non of the Kenyan Premier League combatants on Wednesday will be thinking about botany. Second-placed Tusker will be looking to regain the lead spot in the table when they take on Thika United at 4 pm before the new-look AFC Leopards entertain a formidable Sofapaka side from 7pm. Since Saturday, the Nyayo surface has hosted three matches - the last on Monday after Sunday's downpour rendered the pitch unplayable
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Patrick Mahlangu is just one of several thousand South Africans who disappeared without a trace during the apartheid era. But after 25 years of searching, his body has finally been found.
