Sarah Ochwada

Heels are all about commitment and not about comfort. So get a pair, rock your strut and rule the freaking world! 👑 #CantStop #WontStop

Sports Panel discussion at Young Arbitrators Society Conference - Kenyatta University School of Law Young Arbiters Kusol Chapter

@SportyFMKE What are the consequences for refusing to return medals or other prizes? 🤔 The AFCON Regulations are unclear on refusal to return awards. But from a procedural standpoint, it would generally be more prudent not to enforce that kind of measure until all appeals are exhausted.

@SportyFMKE The original World Cup Trophy (the Jules Rimet) was stolen after it was permanently awarded to Brazil after 3 World Cup wins. Enhanced security measures require a winning team to return a trophy to the federation for safekeeping shortly after competition, with replicas issued.

1st Press Stop for AFCON Legal Analysis. CGTN Sports Scene

@SaddiqueShaban Time to file at CAS starts running once the full reasoned decision from CAF is received. More on this here 👇🏾 x.com/i/status/20363…

This is why Senegal is yet to make an appeal at CAS, as explained by top sports lawyer @Snochwada Have they received a reasoned judgment yet from the CAF Appeals Board?

The way the appeals body has interpreted the rules is that they left the pitch. That in itself is an offence because they left without the permission of the referee. - Sarah Ochwada, FIFA Football Tribunal Judge and Vice Chair, FIFA Players Status Chamber #BreakPoint

Join Hilda & Kwanya this Monday from 11am on The #BreakPoint as they host Sarah Ochwada, FIFA Football Tribunal Judge and Vice Chairperson of the FIFA Players Status Chamber, to discuss the legal side of the game. #BeyoundSpprt

@BernardNdong @WirkwajieEugine @MikeOkinyi Mais, bonjour Messieurs. Voila. Follow this thread for my analysed 👇🏾 x.com/i/status/20354…

@WirkwajieEugine @MikeOkinyi @Snochwada Je t'en prie..

And we are on!!!!!!!!! #VivaAfrica......talk to us

Tonight on #CitizenWeekend, @OBurrows hosts a special discussion on the highs and lows of Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Sarah Ochwada, Cheptoo Lang'at, Lordvick Aduda and Sam Karanja break down the shame and the glory from 9PM