The Kenya  male senior national football team is called Harambee Stars. And while many may argue that a name has nothing to do with success or failure on the pitch, a case can be made that it actually does. This is not just a fringe belief held by a few people. It is a generally accepted fact of life. You will never meet a man called Judas Iscariot, for example, due to the stigma associated with the name. You see, in the realm of sports, a team’s nickname is not merely a label; it is a psychological banner. It is the first line of attack or defense that inflicts mental terror upon the opponent. When our national team steps onto the pitch as the " Harambee Stars"   they are carrying a name that, is fundamentally ill-suited for the ruthless, competitive arena of modern international football. In sports, names are designed to project power, speed, dominance, or ferocity. Look across the African continent and you will find a savanna of formidable entities : ...