Expert Michael Gongolo was crowned champion of the inaugural Samburu National Scrabble Championship, held at a hotel in Samburu County. The two-day event, which began yesterday, concluded today with 22 players competing for the coveted title after playing 18 rounds in the premier division. This marked the first tournament since Kenya successfully retained the East, […]
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Ten Kenyan Drivers enters Pearl Uganda Rally at African Rally Championship
Uganda’s milk capital Mbarara is set for a motorsport feast when the Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally runs 07–9 May 2026, with 10 Kenyan crews listed in what is shaping up as one of the biggest international fields in recent African Rally Championship (ARC)history. The Shell V-Power Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally is the second […]
Sports Journalists in a Wellness Medical Camp
The Sports Journalists Association of Kenya (SJAK) staged its second wellness medical camp in Nairobi, a program intended to help media practitioners know their health condition early. The wellness concept was conceived two years back by SJAK members. SJAK has now done two events so far with Holistic and LifeCare Hospital. Hezekiah Omondi, the Business […]
National Youth and Cadet Chess Championship
36 players will be selected to join the national Chess Team that will represent Kenya in different international events this year. 200 players qualified to feature in the 2026 Chess National Youth and Cadet Championships play-offs next. Over 8000 players took part in the national championships held at Mang’u High School in Kiambu County and […]
Iron Ladies and TBM Health are Betika BingwaFest national Champions
Iron Ladies and TBM Health are the Season Two national football champions of the Betika BingwaFest following their respective victories in the women’s and men’s finals held at Kinoru Stadium on Sunday, April 5. Iron Ladies and TBM Health each received KES 1.5 million for winning the women’s and men’s football titles respectively, while runners-up Macmillan Ladies and Al Azizia were awarded KES […]
Oyende anchors Kenya to retain overall ECASA titles
Grandmaster Allan Oyende successfully defended his title at the East, Central and Southern Africa Scrabble Championships (ECASA), leading the national team, Word Warriors, to overall victory. The three-day championships held in Lusaka turned into a Kenyan sweep, with players from Kenya claiming the top three positions. The Kenya One player won 19 out of 27 […]
Morocco ends Kenya teams journey at 5×5 Africa Wheelchair Basketball Championships
Kenyan teams suffered a defeat in the hands of morocco in the ongoing 5×5 Africa Wheelchair Basketball Championships in Luanda, Angola yesterday. Morocco beat both Kenyan men and women to end their journey into the quarterfinals. In women, Morocco won 22-14 and the men 92-27, against the same country, their only hope for advancing to […]
Mixed results for team Kenya at Africa Wheelchair Basketball
Kenya experienced mixed results on Monday, day 4 of the ongoing Africa Wheelchair Basketball in Angola’s capital city when the men clashed with DRC in an East Africa derby, thrashing them 45-35 while the women earlier lost 71-21 to Africa’s number one ranked team Algeria and again lost to the continent’s second ranked team South […]
Kenyan Scrabble Team Opts for Road Trip to ECASA After Funding Setback
After failing to secure government funding, a section of the national Scrabble team, the “Word Warriors,” has embarked on a long road journey to Lusaka, Zambia, for the 2026 East, Central and Southern Africa Scrabble Championships (ECASA) set for this weekend. Led by captain Willy Mwangi, the team will travel approximately 2,393km one way — […]
Kenya women fall to Angola in 5×5 Wheelchair Basketball
Kenya women’s 5×5 Wheelchair Basketball team took to a spirited Angola national side on Sunday, day three of the ongoing Africa Wheelchair Basketball Championships in Luanda , Angola, losing to the home side 18-36. Speaking right after the final whistle, inside the Pavilaho Multiuso de Kilamba, national team head coach Sarah Libese was still upbeat […]






