Christine Mboma (born 22 May 2003)[2] is a Namibian ath... - dofaq.co
Christine Mboma (born 22 May 2003)[2] is a Namibian ath...Christine Mboma (born 22 May 2003)[2] is a Namibian athlete. At age 18, she set an unratified African senior and world under-20 record in the 400 metres, which made her the 7th fastest woman of all time at the event with the 12th fastest result ever. The mark was established at the Continental Tour Gold meeting in June 2021, while Mboma had previously twice broken a world U20 record in April 2021.[3][4]
Christine Mboma 'did not lose hope' during enforced 20-month lay-off
Namibia's Christine Mboma Returns To 100m, 200m After Undergoing Hormone Therapy - CITIUS Mag
Kip Keino Classic: Why Namibian sprinter Christine Mboma is expecting great show
‘I know I can run as fast’: Christine Mboma on the medical minefield of World Athletics’ DSD ruling
Mboma begins comeback - Sport
Olympic Medalist Christine Mboma Set for Comeback in 100m and 200m Races - Trackalerts.com, track and field news ...
Mboma returns to Absa Kip Keino Classic with fond memories of Kenya
Namibian sprinter Mboma to launch comeback in Kenya
Mboma to make competitive return after 20 months out
Christine Mboma's Coach Says Sprinter Will Undergo Hormone Therapy
Big guns heading to Kenya's Kip Keino - Truth, for its own sake.
Barred from the 400 meters, Namibia's Mboma Wins Silver in the 200
Namibian sprinter Mboma to launch comeback in Kenya
Spirited Mboma looks to the future - Sport
Tebogo leads foreign athletes in Kip Keino Classic arrivals
Namibian sprinter Christine Mboma cleared for return after temporary suspension
Namibian hotshot Mboma returns to action at Kip Keino Classic
Mboma, Masilingi deal with fabricated controversy due to being born outside reactionary rule
Namibia: Semenya Ruling Won't Affect Mboma, Masilingi for Now - AllAfrica
