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Nairobi City Thunder have been boosted by the return of an experienced American forward as they gear up for their debut in the Basketball Africa League. The reigning Kenyan champions will be the first team from the country to take part in the continental showpiece.

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The tournament ended on Sunday with Egypt's Zamalek defending their crown with a 3-1 (29-27, 22-25, 25-20, 25-22) win over Al Ahly in the final.

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Kenya Pipeline ended their 2025 CAVB Women’s Club Championship campaign on a high, defeating CF Carthage in straight sets to secure a fourth consecutive podium finish in Abuja.

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KCB secured a fifth-place finish at the 2025 CAVB Women’s Volleyball Club Championships with a straight-sets win over familiar foes Kenya Prisons in Abuja.

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Kenya Pipeline are through to the semifinals of the 2025 CAVB Women’s Club Volleyball Championships after a commanding win over APR of Rwanda. With KCB and Kenya Prisons falling at the quarterfinal stage, Pipeline now carry the country’s hopes of ending a 20-year continental title drought.

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Kenya Pipeline have been in commanding form at the 2025 African Women Volleyball Club Championship, securing the top seed in the Round of 16.

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Coventry shows how sport can temporarily transcend racial divides and how politics reframes those divides. Her whiteness was palatable only because it was non-threatening, even useful. For ordinary white Zimbabweans, especially farmers, no such reprieve existed.

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The tournament, scheduled to run from April 1 to April 14, will bring together 24 teams from across the continent, all eyeing the prestigious title.

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Two-time WRC champion Kalle Rovanpera was forced to retire on Sunday morning due to an electrical issue with his Toyota, putting a dent in his championship hopes. He now sits 57 points behind Evans.

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The country's initial five-year agreement with the WRC Promoter concludes this year, but an extension was secured for an additional year until 2026.

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Reigning World Rally Champion Thierry Neuville has arrived in Kenya ahead of the third round of the 2025 WRC season, the iconic Safari Rally Kenya. With his eyes set on defending his title, the Belgian driver is determined to conquer the unforgiving terrains of Naivasha and Nakuru as he chases his first-ever win on African soil.

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Kenya's journey at the 2025 IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships came to a bitter end after veteran fighter Elizabeth Andiego suffered a controversial referee stoppage in her quarterfinal bout against China's Wang Xiaomeng. Andiego’s elimination sealed Kenya’s winless campaign in Nis, Serbia, leaving the boxing fraternity with tough lessons to ponder ahead of the next global event.

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Kenya’s struggles at the 2025 IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships deepened as Pauline Chege and Lencer Akinyi suffered Round of 16 eliminations in Serbia. With only team captain Liz Andiego remaining in the competition, Kenya’s hopes now rest on her upcoming quarterfinal bout.

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The defending champions showcased their superiority with a 3-0 (25-19, 25-22, 25-15) win, booking their place in the finals against APR Women of Rwanda on March 3.

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The Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) has confirmed the dates for the fourth leg of the KVF National League, set to take place at Nyayo National Stadium. The men’s league will run from 28th February to 2nd March, followed by the women’s league from 6th to 9th March.

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Kenya Morans’ bid for a spot at the 2025 AfroBasket ended in disappointment after a 57-44 loss to Guinea in their final Group E qualifier in Tripoli. Struggling with inefficiency in attack, Morans failed to capitalise on key moments, allowing Guinea to secure the last qualification slot alongside Tunisia and Angola.

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Defending champions Kabras Sugar and last season’s runners-up KCB extended their unbeaten runs in the Kenya Cup, while Menengai Oilers suffered their first loss of the season in a thrilling Saturday of rugby action.

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Kenya Morans are on the brink of elimination after a heavy 59-88 defeat to Angola in their 2025 AfroBasket Qualifier match in Tripoli, Libya, on Saturday. With one game left, they must now beat Guinea to secure a place in the continental tournament.

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Kenya Morans' hopes of qualifying for the 2025 AfroBasket took a hit after they forfeited their match against Tunisia due to logistical challenges. The team failed to arrive in Tripoli on time, handing Tunisia a walkover victory. With two crucial games remaining against Angola and Guinea, Morans must now regroup to keep their qualification hopes alive.

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eteran Kenyan basketballer Griffins Ligare continues to defy age, leading both Nairobi City Thunder and Kenya Morans with remarkable longevity. As he prepares for the final round of the 2025 AfroBasket qualifiers in Libya, Ligare reflects on his career, the secrets behind his endurance, and his future in the sport.

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Former Kenyan boxer Nickson Abaka is on a mission to shape the future of Korogocho’s youth through his boxing foundation. After a decorated career that saw him represent Kenya in major international competitions, Abaka is now focused on providing a platform for young boxers while promoting education and mentorship in one of Nairobi’s toughest neighbourhoods.

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Kenya Morans head coach Cliff Owuor has named his final squad for the crucial 2025 FIBA Afrobasket Qualifiers in Libya. The team sees the return of key players, including Tylor Ongwae and Bush Wamukota, as they prepare for a tough battle in Group E.

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The tournaments, which promise to thrill the fans in a non-stop double-gender event, will be held at Lugogo Indoor Stadium and Ok'la Sports Arena.

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The Kenya Rugby Union has unveiled the schedule for the 2025 SportPesa National Sevens Circuit, with six legs set to take place across four cities. While five venues are confirmed, the host of the fourth leg will be determined through a bidding process. Here’s a breakdown of the full schedule and what to expect from this year’s competition.

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Kenyan volleyball fans are set for an exciting debut edition of the KVF Men's Kenya Cup, which kicks off on February 15, 2025, at the Kasarani Indoor Arena. With Administration Police and Kenya Prisons joining the fray, the tournament now features ten teams divided into two pools. Action will unfold over two days, with teams battling for early dominance before resuming league duties later in the month.

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The Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) will interview 19 candidates on Saturday, February 15, 2025, to fill four vacant positions on the Malkia Strikers’ technical bench. The federation is seeking a new head coach, two assistant coaches, and a physical trainer ahead of the 2025 FIVB Women’s World Championships in Thailand.

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KCB and Kenya Pipeline made a strong statement on the opening day of the inaugural Kenya Cup Women’s Volleyball Tournament, securing dominant victories at Nyayo National Stadium gymnasium.

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The inaugural Kenya Cup 2024–25 volleyball tournament gets underway this Friday, 7 February, at the Nyayo Indoor Arena, featuring the country’s top women’s teams in a battle for supremacy.

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Kenya’s Lionesses endured a second straight defeat at the FIBA Women’s AfroBasket 2025 Zone 5 Pre-Qualifiers, falling 86-69 to South Sudan. With their qualification hopes in jeopardy, they face an uphill battle in their remaining matches.

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Kenya has named a 12-player squad for the FIBA Afrobasket Women’s Qualifiers in Cairo, Egypt, set for February 3-8, 2025. Led by captain Seline Okumu, the team features a blend of experienced players and rising stars as they compete for the sole qualification spot.

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Eritrean cyclist Biniam Girmay and his Intermarché-Wanty teammates have received a major boost after Belgian supermarket chain Intermarché extended its sponsorship of the team until at least 2028. The decision comes after Girmay’s standout performance at the 2024 Tour de France, where he won the green jersey and played a key role in securing Sh 15 million in prize money for the team. With the renewed backing, Girmay is now focused on making history at the 2025 Milan-San Remo

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Kenya is gearing up to host the 2025 WRC Safari Rally from March 20-23, with the government reaffirming its commitment to delivering a world-class event. Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya led a high-level delegation to Naivasha, where he confirmed that the rally will remain in Nakuru County for the long term. Plans include greater community involvement, enhanced fan experiences, and a dedicated local committee to ensure residents benefit from the event.

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Fresh off a historic Tour de France performance, Eritrean cycling star Biniam Girmay has set his sights on the prestigious Milan-Sanremo race in 2025. As he reflects on past challenges and sharpens his preparation, Girmay is determined to become the first African to claim victory in the gruelling 298 km event.

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Kenya stamped its authority on regional tennis, winning three gold medals and leading the team rankings at the ITF/CAT Eastern African Junior Team Championships 2025 in Nairobi. The host nation’s players delivered stellar performances in the 14 and 16 & under categories, securing top honours and earning qualification for upcoming continental events.

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Kenya’s judo team has made a strong start at the African Judo Open 2025 in Casablanca, Morocco, with standout performances in the Cadet category. Rael Kulova claimed gold, while Deborah Neserian took bronze.

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Kenya’s Tuta Mionki is making a name for herself on the global motorsport stage. After a decade as a rally co-driver, she is now earning recognition as a Stewards’ Observer in Formula 1 and the World Rally Championship.

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Mombasa Sports Club Ladies Hockey Team faces the daunting challenge of raising Ksh.6.3 million in less than two weeks to secure their spot in the Africa Club Hockey Championship in Cairo. With this historic opportunity marking the first-ever qualification for a coastal region team, the club is appealing for urgent support to turn their dream into reality.

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Kenya will send four teams to the championship that will serve off from mid February

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Sports Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has launched the Kenya Academy of Sports (KAS) National Sports Talent Camp, aimed at developing young athletes across nine disciplines. With 3,000 participants, the camp runs in four cities and will provide intensive training, including specialized programs for athletes with disabilities.

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Nairobi City Thunder has made history by becoming the first Kenyan team to qualify for the Basketball Africa League (BAL). Playing at the Kasarani Indoor Arena, Thunder overcame Uganda’s City Oilers 72-62 to secure their place in the 2025 BAL, achieving the milestone in their debut campaign on the Road to BAL.

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Preparations for the 2025 Safari Rally are in full swing, with the event set to take place in Naivasha from March 20-23. Sports Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has hailed the rally as a national heritage and a key economic driver, promising an unforgettable experience for fans and drivers alike.

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The government has proposed amendments to the Sports, Arts, and Social Development Fund to narrow its focus exclusively to sports and arts initiatives. If approved, the changes will remove social programs from the fund’s scope, prioritizing infrastructure development, equipment provision, and direct support for athletes and artists.

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Kenyan chess players faced a tough challenge at the World Cadets Chess Championships in Italy, with most finishing at the bottom of their categories.

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Kenyan boxers have stormed into the finals of the 2nd Africa Military Games Boxing Tournament in Abuja, with five KDF fighters, including captain Edwin Okong’o, delivering stellar performances to raise hopes for a strong medal haul.

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The Kenyan government has appointed a 12-member task force, including athletes Catherine Ndereba and Essie Akida, to tackle the rising gender-based violence in sports and ensure safer environments for female athletes.

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Kenyan rally driver Hamza Anwar is gearing up for a strong finish at the Guru Nanak Equator Rally from November 29 to December 1. The two-time ARC Junior champion is determined to make history with his first ARC and KNRC win at the season-ending event.

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Kenya’s Atete Benzinge delivered a strong performance at the FIM Africa Motocross of African Nations (MXOAN) in Marrakech, Morocco, finishing third in the WMX Class. Team Kenya also celebrated two more podium finishes in the MX50 and MX65 categories, earning fourth place overall in the competition.

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Kenyan riders are in Marrakech, Morocco, for this weekend’s Motocross of African Nations (MXOAN) Championship. The event brings together over 200 riders from 10 countries, including Uganda and South Africa.

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Kenya’s men’s cricket team has qualified for the 2025 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Africa Regional Finals despite a 61-run loss to Zimbabwe in their final match of the Sub-regional Qualifier B. The tournament, held at Nairobi Gymkhana Grounds, saw Kenya finish in second place, earning a spot in the next stage. Here's a look at how the final day of matches unfolded.

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Kenya cruised to a nine-wicket victory over Seychelles in the 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Africa Sub-regional Qualifier B, thanks to a standout performance by skipper Shem Ngoche. His three-wicket haul helped limit Seychelles to 74 runs, setting up an easy chase for the Kenyan batters at Ruaraka.

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Kenya's Liz Andiego and Boniface Mogunde have advanced to the finals of the Africa Boxing Championships in Kinshasa, DR Congo, marking a strong showing for the team. While Andiego and Mogunde vie for gold, Vincent Ochieng and Robert Okaka secured bronze medals after valiant semi-final efforts.

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