The future of Kenyan swimming is calling for leaders who inspire, mentors who transform lives, and coaches who believe that greatness is built one stroke at a time. Kenya Aquatics has officially opened applications for coaches to be part of the ANOCA Zone 5 Youth Games, proudly hosted in Kenya from 24th–28th August 2026. This is more than just another coaching assignment. It is an opportunity to: 🇰🇪 Represent Kenya on a prestigious regional stage.

By Borniface Anyanzwa, Kenya Swimming TV The road to Glasgow is now clear, and for four of Kenya’s brightest swimming talents, the dream of representing the nation on one of the biggest sporting stages in the Commonwealth is about to become reality. Kenya has unveiled a compact but highly competitive four-member swimming team for the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, a squad carefully selected to carry the nation’s hopes and showcase the remarkable progress Kenyan

Mr. Kioko noted that in many sports organizations, leadership can gradually drift away from its foundational responsibilities when priorities shift from grassroots development and institutional growth to activities that benefit only a select few. He observed that while international exposure, overseas engagements, and scholarship opportunities are important components of athlete development, they should complement—not replace—investment in local structures. According to him, the strength of any aquatics federation is measured by the quality of its grassroots

NAIROBI, June 20, 2026 – Kenya Aquatics stakeholders on Saturday passed a motion of no confidence against former president Dr. Maureen Owiti, treasurer Liz Matimu and assistant treasurer Doris Njue during the federation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at the Kasarani Stadium Conference Hall. The meeting attracted more than 100 delegates representing clubs and counties from across the country. Delegates unanimously backed the motion, citing concerns over accountability and transparency following the federation’s failure to

Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County :The waves of victory continue to surge as Swim Fit Swim Club – Kisumu made another statement of dominance during the Uasin Gishu Aquatics Championship held over the weekend in the vibrant City of Champions, Eldoret. Competing away from home, the lakeside powerhouse proved that passion and discipline know no boundaries, leaving an indelible mark on the national aquatics stage. Under the keen and charismatic leadership of Coach Odera Biko, affectionately

Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County ;The ripples of excellence continue to spread across the Kenyan aquatics scene as Swim Fit Swim Club Kisumu made a thunderous splash during the Uasin Gishu Aquatics Championship held in Eldoret over the weekend. The lakeside giants once again proved that distance is no barrier to dominance, shining brightly on a stage far from home the City of Champions. Under the strategic and inspirational leadership of Coach Odera Biko, fondly known