- Kenyan athletes and dignitaries proudly showcased their national pride at the colorful Olympics opening ceremony along the Seine River in Paris
- Dressed in vibrant outfits featuring Maasai patterns, the team stood out as they sailed past cheering spectators, waving Kenyan flags
- The historic ceremony, held outside of a stadium for the first time, saw participation from approximately 10,500 athletes from 205 countries, including 72 competitors from Kenya
Kenyan athletes and dignitaries proudly represented their country in a vibrant display at the official opening ceremony of the Olympics, held along the Seine River in Paris.
As part of the festivities, one Kenyan enthusiastically waved a large national flag at the forefront, while others held smaller flags, adding to the celebratory atmosphere as their boat sailed past the gathered spectators.
In a historic first, the Olympics’ opening ceremony took place not in a stadium but on the river, with approximately 10,500 athletes making their entrance to the cheers of the jubilant crowd.
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Team Kenya stood out in their striking outfits, predominantly red and adorned with Maasai patterns, showcasing a unique and eye-catching design.
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Many team members also wore Maasai headgear and bracelets, making their presence felt among the athletes from 205 countries.
The ceremony featured performances by major celebrities, including Lady Gaga and Zinedine Zidane, although it was nearly interrupted by rain.
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Kenya sent a delegation of 72 competitors to participate in various sports, including judo, fencing, athletics, volleyball, swimming, and rugby sevens.
Unfortunately, the rugby sevens team may not compete further, having lost 26-0 to Samoa in the medal playoff at the Stade de France on Thursday.
