The race to succeed Paul Tergat as President of the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) has taken a dramatic turn, with two formidable contenders—Francis Mutuku and Shadrack Maluki—locking horns in what is shaping up to be one of the most fiercely contested elections in the committee’s history. With the elections slated for April 24, anticipation is surging and alliances are shifting behind closed doors. On one side stands Francis Mutuku, the current NOC-K Secretary

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NANYUKI – The greens of Nanyuki Sports Club came alive today, Sunday, as young golf prodigies teed off in the highly anticipated St. Christopher’s School Junior Golf Championship. Under the golden African sun, the air buzzed with excitement, and every swing, putt, and chip carried the weight of dreams in the making. Sponsored by St. Christopher’s School, Nanyuki, the championship brought together junior golfers from across the region, each vying for glory on the meticulously

The Kenyan swimming fraternity particularly young ladies 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 honored

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