- Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya revealed that the construction of the world-class Nairobi's Talanta Sports City Stadium is at 45-percent complete and would be ready by December this year.
- In October 2023, Liverpool and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah called on "world leaders to come together to "prevent further slaughter of innocent souls".
- The World Athletics Championships will take place from September 13 to 21 in Tokyo. Chebet will be chasing a historic double in the 5,000m and 10,000m.
- For years, para athletes operated within a system marked by erratic preparations, minimal accountability, and weak support frameworks. The absence of structured trials and meaningful stakeholder engagement significantly impacted performance.
- Algeria lead Mozambique by three points in a 2026 World Cup qualifying group and wins at home to Botswana and away to Guinea in September would leave them well placed for a fifth appearance at the tournament.
- Only top spot in each group guarantees automatic qualification with Italy's best hopes appearing to rest on finishing second and reaching the play-offs.
- The Kigali Peace Marathon has aimed to promote peace and unity through sports. This year’s race was the biggest yet, with over 10,000 participants from 35 countries and regions.
- Situma’s backing comes after a wasteful Harambee Stars fired blanks in a barren draw against lowly ranked Chad in a friendly match played at the stade de Marrakech, Morocco on Saturday.
- Chemiryo emphasized the importance of bringing judo closer to communities and schools across the counties, in line with the broader national goal of devolving sports
- Carlos Alcaraz said "real champions" are made in tough situations after the Spaniard saved three championship points and fought from two sets down to beat Jannik Sinner in the French Open final on Sunday.
- On the sidelines, Ronaldo could not watch the final penalty, burying his face in a teammate's back. Once Ruben Neves converted, the Portugal veteran fell to his knees and was embraced by players and staff.