Sports events across the nation of Kenya
by Ben Ayuko {image by Supersport} The Rugby 7s Olympic circuit in Paris began on the 24th of July. 2024 and honestly, it is not looking good for Team Kenya. There were 2 games played on the first day. First up was Argentina. Kenya actually started off well with an early try, after 3 […]
by Ben Ayuko {image by @Teamkenya/x.com} Team Kenya to represent our country at the Olympics has been finalized. It contains 37 members {22 Men and 15 Women} all spread out across 16 events. Notable inclusions include Ferdinand Omanyala representing our country in the 100m; he’ll be looking to achieve his first ever medal on
by Ben Ayuko {image by Pulse Sport Kenya} Ferdinand Omanyala, Kenya’s very own answer to Usain Bolt, once again dominated the track in the 100m, this time at the Olympic Trials held in Nyayo Stadium. He clocked an impressive 9.79s which is the fastest time recorded in the world in this calendar year (2024). He
Kenya’s Kelvin Kiptum, the holder of the men’s marathon world record at 24 years old, tragically passed away in a car accident on Sunday evening, February 11. Alongside him, his coach Gervais Hakizimana from Rwanda also lost his life in the accident on a road in western Kenya. Kiptum emerged as a significant figure in
Harambee Stars thrashed Seychelles in their second fixture of World Cup 2026 qualifiers at the Stade Félix Houphouët Boigny in Abidjan, Ivory Coast on Monday, November 20. Stars run riot in the opening ten minutes as Michael Olunga pounced on a miscued back pass from Seychelles defender Elie Sopha to slot a low driven
Harambe Stars suffered a setback in their journey back to international football, falling 2-1 to Gabon in a challenging away match on November 16, 2023, in the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers. The encounter against Gabon started positively for the Harambe Stars, securing an early lead with Masoud Juma’s goal in the 40th minute. However,
