Government and Federations Unite to Shape the Future of Kenyan Sport KASARANI, NAIROBI — In a landmark move destined to reshape the landscape of Kenyan sport, Kenya Aquatics today joined an elite assembly of national sports federations in a powerful and purposeful summit convened at the Kasarani Stadium. The high-level meeting, chaired by Sports Cabinet Secretary (CS) Salim Mvurya, marks a defining chapter in the journey toward sporting excellence in Kenya. Under the banner of

The Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) Interbank Swimming Championship is set to make a big splash this Saturday, September 13, 2025, at the Kasarani Aquatic Stadium, the only Olympic-size swimming pool in East and Central Africa. What began as a modest event has grown into one of the most anticipated fixtures on the KBA sports calendar, bringing together bankers from across the country in a spirited celebration of competition, teamwork, and wellness. This year’s championship has

In a bold show of solidarity, the Kenya Swimming Council of Governors, under the stewardship of Tony Muthee—Governor, Nyeri Aquatics—held yesterday intensive virtual meeting that may well mark a turning point for the sport in the country. For the first time in years, swimming county heads drawn from Kisumu, Kiambu, Machakos, Kisii, Uasin Gishu, Embu, Laikipia, Kilifi, Nyeri, Nyandarua, Kirinyaga, Meru, Kitui, Isiolo, Kakamega, Nakuru, and Migori unanimously threw their weight behind the upcoming 10th

Today, the Nairobi County Swimming Association holds its Annual General Meeting — a gathering that, on the surface, may appear calm and procedural. But beneath the ripples, powerful undercurrents are shifting. Sports Registrar officials are expected to be in attendance, casting a sharp eye on the numbers, reports, and vision charts. Delegates are watching closely too — not just for the usual updates, but for signs of where the tides are turning. Chairperson Hon. Teddy,

The countdown is on as swimming enthusiasts from across the country turn their eyes to Mpesa Foundation Academy, Thika, which will host the Kiambu Aquatics Level One Swimming Championship on 20–21 September 2025. The highly anticipated meet has already attracted over 35 schools and clubs, setting the stage for one of the most competitive aquatic events of the season. The championship is part of the Kiambu Aquatics Swimming League 2025–2026, a structured competition designed to

On Saturday, Courtesy Beach in Ruiru (Kiambu County) came alive with energy, laughter, and determination as the Open Water Family, led by International Coach Monica Githinji and Kenya Aquatics Official Heize Kahindo, hosted a remarkable Open Water Swimming Talent Identification & Development Program. The event was more than just a training—it was a celebration of passion, growth, and the future of open water swimming in Kenya. A Day of Learning & Inspiration Young swimmers had