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Mt. Kenya Aquatics Bloc Closes Elite Training Camp with Eyes Set on National GloryBy:Sammy MainaAs the sun sets over the highlands of Nanyuki this Friday, so too will the curtains fall on one of the most spirited and high-octane youth swimming camps Kenya has seen in recent years. The Mt. Kenya Aquatics Bloc will officially wrap up its two-week high-performance training camp on April 18, 2025—marking a turning point for young swimmers who are now sharper, faster, and more focused than ever.

Hosted at the serene and state-of-the-art St. Christopher’s School in Nanyuki, the camp has drawn the region’s brightest swimming talents in preparation for the Kenya National Junior Swimming Championship, slated for May 3–4 in Kisumu. With over 45 elite teams expected to
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Kenya Swimming TV Makes a Splash with Launch of High-End Website & Digital Sports Platforms Nairobi, Kenya – In a region where aquatic sports are growing in leaps and bounds, a new digital force is reshaping how swimming news is told, followed and celebrated. Kenya Swimming TV, the first of its kind in East Africa, has officially launched a high-end, user-friendly website — a central hub for real-time, verified, and inspiring swimming stories.From poolside to open water, and grassroots meets to international competitions, Kenya Swimming TV offers round-the-clock coverage of everything swimming: scholarships, events, training clinics, breaking news, and even athlete journeys. It’s a revolution in how aquatic sports are being covered in the digital age.“We’re not just reporting the news — we’re part of the swim community,” says Borniface Anyanzwa, Chief Editor of Kenya Swimming TV and Head Coach at St. Christopher’s Schools in Nanyuki.> “I’ve loved sports journalism since my high school days running the journalism club. We used to document school co-curricular activities — and our stories made waves. That same energy birthed Kenya Swimming TV. We’re now proudly informing and inspiring swimmers across East Africa, and soon, the entire continent.”Kenya Swimming TV’s digital footprint is growing fast — with a strong presence on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, and its WhatsApp Channel, which already boasts thousands of followers from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Africa, Australia, the UK, and the US. The impact is regional and growing global.> “We at Kiambu Aquatics are proud partners of Kenya Swimming TV,” says Dr. Douglas Okatso, Hon. Secretary of Kiambu Aquatics and Director at Swim Safe Kenya. “Before their rise, we spent heavily on media coverage. Now, they’ve made access to quality coverage seamless — even mainstream outlets are sourcing stories from them. My message to stakeholders is simple: support Kenya Swimming TV. Advertise with them, amplify them. They’re doing what few have done.”The platform has found strong backing from Genesis Sports Limited, East Africa’s largest wholesale and retail sports brand, whose support has propelled Kenya Swimming TV’s production quality and reach.Kenya Swimming TV isn’t just documenting aquatic excellence — it’s becoming the heartbeat of East Africa’s swim story.So whether you’re a coach, swimmer, parent, or federation leader, this is your media house. It’s authentic. It’s ours.For quality sports gear and wear, reach out to Genesis Sports at +254 742 222 777 or visit www.genesissports.co.ke