Cover Story – DR FRENE GINWALA – The Cyclone in a Sari!
Volume 20, Issue 1, 2023
number 60
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Broken Britain!
STORIES ON WOMEN
What could be confused for the Indian women’s hockey team, was actually not just a fully Kenyan one, but also all from the Sikh Union Club (est. 1928), earlier known as Khalsa Union.
When Kenya’s Sikh men were making their mark in hockey from as early as the 1930s, their female counterparts were cutting out a slice of history for themselves too – though, for some reason or the other, their run did not go very far or for long and they faded away from the game – and from Kenya’s glorious sporting history.
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