- Newly crowned Africa 5000m silver medallist Daniel Simiu is optimistic of making the cut in Kenya’s teams for World Championships and Commonwealth Game
- President Uhuru Kenyatta has officially flagged off the 2022 WRC Safari Rally at the KICC, Nairobi paving way for the biggest battle between man and machine in the most scenic rallying event in the world.
- Leons trounced struggling Kisumu All-Stars 4-2 on Wednesday at the IAAF Bomet stadium to rise to 13th on the log and will go all out for a similar outcome in their next assignment away to high-flying Muhoroni Youth.
- Primary and secondary school games have been hit hardest by the pandemic as they have not resumed since March 2020, despite the government through the State Departments of Sports and Health having given the resumption green light several times.
- After her one-year deal in Portugal lapsed, Corazon rejoined Gaspo at the start of last season and she has featured in all matches for the national team since her debut in 2016.
- The Centre for Multiparty Democracy-CMD Kenya will oversee the elections of the Kenyan Premier League club on June 26 with only three slots available for contest.
- Bale, a five-time Champions League winner, has several options on the table with MLS teams, his former club Tottenham and Newcastle all mooted as possible destinations.
- Qatari capital Doha, with a population of about 2.4 million, is bracing itself for the huge influx of visitors, with hotel accommodation extremely scarce.
- He also had to pull out of an event in Nairobi last month with intestinal problems, missing another chance to take on Kerley after pipping the American to gold in Tokyo.
- Current WRC standings leader Kalle Rovanpera lit the shakedown charts as he showed skill and intent of outperforming last year’s WRC Safari rally winner Sebastian Ogier.
- The British-based cycling team, Ineos Grenadiers, are working in partnership with Ineos as they invest in the development of a new cycling academy in Kenya.
- The two events will be held within a span of few days with World Championships set to be staged on July 15-24 in Oregon, USA while the Commonwealth Games will kick off on July 28- August 8 in Birmingham.
- Rovanpera had earlier finished 9th fastest in the first round of shakedown but improved his time to show clear resolve of edging his elder Toyota counterpart and last year's winner Sebastian Ogier.
- Despite registering poor results in men's and women's World Championships in Belgrade and Istanbul respectively, Musa has tipped his charges to show their bottle in England.
- The Malkia Strikers and Simbas woes has highlighted the government’s soft underbelly regarding its commitment to funding the national teams as mandated by law.
- Breen was fourth on the shakedown starting order behind Kalle Rovanpera and the Hyundai duo of Thierry Neuville and Ott Tanak Wednesday morning in Naivasha.
- The highlight of the World Rugby Sevens Series calendar is renowned for its raucous party atmosphere, but it has not been staged since April 2019 as Hong Kong stuck to a zero-Covid policy
- The decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players in the aftermath of the invasion of Ukraine means there is no place for world number one Daniil Medvedev or eighth-ranked Andrey Rublev.
- Simba wa Nairobi ended their trailblazing season with a 2-2 stalemate against rookies Football Club Talanta, a feat that saw them fend off a challenge for the fifth slot from AFC Leopards.
- Neuendorf praised Ceferin for his strong stance and "rejection" of last year's short-lived bid by Europe's top clubs to form a breakaway Super League to rival UEFA's Champions League.
- With eight games to the end for the NSL, Wazito are yet to know their opponents with APS Bomet, Muhoroni Youth and Fortune Sacco – all in top three – and Ambani says they will be ready for any opponent that will finish in third place.
- The 12-time league champions are serving a two-year FIFA ban on matters transfers but Omusawa has assured that he will deal with the matter “as quickly as possible” should he ascend to the office.
