The Kenyan swimming fraternity particularly young lad ies coaches have hailed the appointment of Veronicah Wambui as Assistant Coach for Team Kenya ahead of next month’s Africa Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships in Egypt. For years, the upper echelons of Kenya’s national coaching appointments have been dominated by a familiar circle of seasoned veterans. But with Veronicah’s inclusion, Kenya Aquatics has signaled a decisive shift—one that embraces fresh energy, gender diversity, and technical merit. “I’m deeply

Before Nairobi’s traffic hums awake, while the city’s horizon is still brushed in whispers of pink and gold, Dr. Maureen Owiti is already deep inside the sterile theatre of Kenyatta National Hospital. The lights are blinding. The room—silent but tense. A monitor beeps steadily. Here, lives hang in the balance. In her gloved hands, she holds more than just scalpels and sutures—she holds hope. Across the operating table lies a young couple’s last chance. A

The stage is set as the Kiambu County Aquatics Association proudly presents the Kiambu County Invitational Swimming Championship, happening this Saturday and Sunday 10th & 11th May 2025. Swimmers, coaches, and supporters from across the region are gearing up for two thrilling days of competition, camaraderie, and aquatic excellence. Held at one of Kiambu’s premier swimming venues, Regis Runda Academy, the championship will showcase top tier talent from rising stars to seasoned athletes all ready

This morning, the excitement was palpable as a dynamic team, led by the fearless Nasser Motha, set off on their journey to Arusha for the highly anticipated Tanzania National Swimming Championship Masters. With the sun rising over the horizon, casting a golden glow on their path, the atmosphere buzzed with energy and determination. Among the inspiring figures on this journey is Triza Waithera, who not only brings her expertise but also serves as the team’s

In a weekend brimming with youthful talent and fierce competition, Kamanga Thandiwe, 11, from Seahorses Aquatic Center, emerged as a standout in the girls’ category. The rising star dominated her races across both days, later sharing that dedicated training helped her achieve several personal bests. “I’ve worked very hard for this, and I’m hoping to keep improving in future galas,” said Thandiwe with determination. Meanwhile, the boys’ events saw an electric performance from Quilala Ethan,

By Samwel MainaGenesis Sports LimitedApril 28, 2025 Excitement is building across the country as Kenya Aquatics prepares to host one of its most significant youth sporting events of the year, the Kenya National Junior Swimming Championship, scheduled for May 3rd to 4th, 2025, at the state-of-the-art swimming facility of Aga Khan Academy in Kisumu. This championship is a cornerstone in Kenya’s swimming calendar, offering a national platform where young swimmers aged between Under 6 and