Harambee Stars will need to rise to the occasion after landing in the tournament’s most competitive group, as revealed during the official draw in Nairobi.

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.

Shujaa has landed in Australia ahead of the Perth Sevens, ready to take on some of the world's best teams in the third leg of the 2024-25 World Rugby Sevens Series. With one week to acclimatise, coach Kevin Wambua is confident that his squad is well-prepared for the challenges ahead, aiming to break through the group stages and secure a top 8 finish.

The rescheduled Matchweek 16 of the FKF Premier League delivered excitement and surprises, with Tusker FC's stunning 2-1 victory over Gor Mahia topping the list of shocks. As the competition intensifies, Tusker's win moves them to the top of the table, widening the gap between them and other contenders. This and other key results set the stage for an exciting second half of the season.

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.

Bob Munro, the founder of Mathare United and the Mathare Youth Sports Association (MYSA), has passed away. The news was confirmed by Mathare United on their official social media channels.

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.

Fazam Football Academy, located in Eastleigh, Nairobi, is on a mission to fill the gap in player development in Kenyan football. With over 60 young players enrolled and an ambitious plan to expand to 600 by June, the academy is focused on providing quality coaching, instilling strong character, and offering a platform for players to progress to top-tier Kenyan football clubs. Established by Feisal Mohamed, the academy has quickly gained attention for its commitment to fostering talent and promoting community engagement.

The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has issued sanctions to five clubs for breaching competition rules, following a Thursday meeting by the FKF Leagues and Competitions Committee.

European clubs SK Slavia Praha and AS Saint-Etienne are vying to sign Kenyan midfielder Timothy Noor Babu Ouma from IF Elfsborg. The 20-year-old, currently in Nairobi, is reportedly pushing for a move away from Sweden amid growing interest from top-tier teams.

Eliud Kipchoge will return to the TCS London Marathon on Sunday, 27 April 2025. The 40-year-old will face a strong field as he looks to prove he can still compete at the highest level.

The Kenya rugby sevens team, Shujaa, gears up for the Perth leg of the 2024-25 World Rugby Sevens Series with the return of star player Vincent Onyala. Following a strong showing in Dubai and Cape Town, Shujaa aims to build momentum and secure a top-8 finish.

The Sports Disputes Tribunal has declared Gor Mahia Football Club's Executive Committee's continued stay in office unlawful and ordered the club to conduct elections within 90 days.

The 2024 CHAN draw, held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, placed Harambee Stars in a challenging "Group of Death" alongside powerhouses DR Congo, Morocco, Angola, and Zambia.

The installation of six-a-side artificial football pitches at Eastleigh High School is transforming the recreational landscape for football lovers in Eastleigh. A collaboration between community leaders and the school has turned a once-swampy area into a vibrant hub for sports, offering new opportunities for youth engagement and addressing the area's growing demand for quality sports facilities.

Nicholas Musonye, Chairman of the CHAN Local Organising Committee, has urged the FKF to prioritise Harambee Stars' preparation for the tournament, warning that poor performance could dampen fan interest and the event's success.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has officially announced the postponement of the 2024 TotalEnergies African Nations Championship (CHAN) to August 2025. This decision comes after consultations with CAF's technical and infrastructure experts, who indicated that additional time is needed to ensure that the stadiums, training facilities, and other key infrastructure in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda meet the necessary standards for a successful tournament.

Three East African football legends, McDonald Mariga (Kenya), Hassan Wasswa (Uganda), and Mrisho Ngasa (Tanzania), will lead the draws for the 2025 African Nations Championship (CHAN).

Letsile Tebogo, the reigning Olympic 200m champion, has hailed Kenya as the place where his journey to global stardom began. The Botswanan sprinter shared how his first major victory in Nairobi in 2021 set him on the path to making history as the first African to win Olympic gold in the 200m.

Kenya is in the spotlight as it readies to co-host the 2025 African Nations Championship (CHAN) alongside Tanzania and Uganda. Speaking at KICC on Sunday, Sports CS Salim Mvurya expressed confidence in the country’s advanced preparations, highlighting facility upgrades and CAF’s trust, as evidenced by Kenya hosting the official tournament draw on January 15.

Matchweek 17 of the Kenyan Premier League brought action-packed fixtures as Shabana FC and Posta Rangers claimed vital victories while Tusker FC faced an upset in Gusii.

Former marathon world record holder Dennis Kimetto made his return to the race circuit after five years, finishing 15th in the Dubai Marathon. The event was dominated by Ethiopian athletes, who claimed the top 14 positions in both the men’s and women’s races. Bute Gemechu and Hirpa Bedatu led Ethiopia’s charge, continuing their country’s unmatched legacy at this prestigious event.

Sofapaka FC, who train at Eastleigh High School grounds, have confirmed the departure of head coach Robert Matano to Tanzania’s Fountain Gate FC. Known as "The Lion," Matano leaves after guiding the team to FKF Premier League survival and earning praise for his leadership.

The result also increased Zanzibar’s wins over Kenya to five matches with Kenya having won in 31 of their 42 previous meetings

urkina Faso has already booked their place in the 2025 Mapinduzi Cup final after a commanding 2-0 victory over Tanzania. Now, the focus shifts to Harambee Stars and Zanzibar, who meet in a high-stakes clash at Gombani Stadium on tonight to decide the second finalist. With Kenya needing just a draw and Zanzibar playing on home soil, the stage is set for a thrilling encounter in Pemba Island.

Kenyan marathoner Hellen Obiri is setting her sights on a third consecutive victory at the 2025 Boston Marathon, a feat only achieved by a select few in the race's history. With a stellar lineup of challengers, including Olympic medallists and marathon specialists, Obiri faces a tough battle to maintain her dominance on the hilly Boston course.

Athletics Kenya has introduced a mandatory registration system for all athletes and support personnel in a bid to enhance service delivery and streamline participation in competitions. Unregistered athletes will not be allowed to compete in any events, including cross-country, track and field, and road races. The federation has urged athletes to complete the process promptly to avoid disruptions.

Zanzibar’s national football team has faced a unique and ongoing struggle for recognition in global football. Despite forming in 1926, the team has yet to achieve full membership in FIFA or CAF, limiting its participation in major international competitions.

Kenya is set to face Zanzibar in a highly anticipated Mapinduzi Cup match on January 10, 2025. With both teams coming off strong performances, the showdown promises to be a thrilling encounter, as Harambee Stars aim to maintain their top spot in the tournament standings. Coach Francis Kimanzi is confident in his team's preparation, while Zanzibar's Ali Bakari eyes a crucial win on home turf.

Gombani Stadium, located on Pemba Island, is one of two key venues for the 2025 Mapinduzi Cup, alongside Zanzibar’s Aman Stadium. The stadium’s modern facilities and its rich history as a sports hub make it a fitting venue for this tournament, which commemorates the Zanzibar Revolution of 1964.