- Angella Okutoyi, the tennis player who made history by becoming the first ever Kenyan to win a Grandslam, has labeled the available sports infrastructure in the country as wanting.
- The world championships begin in Eugene, Oregon on Friday and ends on July 24, before the Commonwealth Games begin in Birmingham, UK four days later.
- Confirming the development, Trans Nzoia Falcons head coach Justin Okiring said they are in contact with the club hierarchy who said they want to seal the deal by this week
- Bullets have already been raided by Tanzanian giants Simba SC who signed midfield maestro Kelvin Mwavali hence need to fill the gap left before the league starts.
- Farah's wife Tania said in the year leading up to their 2010 wedding she realised "there were lots of missing pieces to his story" but she eventually "wore him down with the questioning".
- In other fixtures set for Wednesday, Naivas will host Muhoroni Youth at Camp Toyoyo Nairobi, Migori Youth invite second-placed Fortune Sacco as leaders APs Bomet and Gusii tackle Mara Sugar and SS Assad respectively.
- Olympic great Mo Farah was illegally trafficked as a child to Britain from Djibouti and forced to work as a servant, he has revealed, saying his real name is Hussein Abdi Kahin.
- With France, next year's World Cup hosts, and Ireland occupying first and second, it is the first time since the rankings were introduced in October 2003, that northern hemisphere teams have occupied the top two spots.
- The sponsorship deal comes as a sigh of relief for K’Ogalo who are reeling from the tight financial times coupled with Fifa transfer bans and the club chairman Ambrose Rachier says it will cushion the club a great deal.
- The St Sebastian Park-based outfit consolidated their case for a top-two finish by brushing aside struggling Silibwet Leons 1-0 to haul their points tally to 58, four adrift of second-placed Fortune Sacco.
- The Royal Starlets finished top of the pile with 26 points following a 2-0 victory over Nyuki Starlets hence earning a direct ticket to play in the FKF Women Premier League 2022/23 Season.
- The weekend triumph in Nakuru was a vindication of their consistency and determination having been runners up at Driftwood and Dala Sevens in Mombasa and Kisumu respectively.
- The dockers clawed their way back to win the duel 62-54 after losing the first quarter 22-14; charging on for victories in the other quarters; 16-14, 18-18 and 14-4 at Makande Gymnasium.
- The Portugal forward's absence on the tour fuelled speculation over his future after he also missed the club's return to pre-season training at Carrington.
- Djokovic nibbled a blade of grass in his customary celebration before making his "cup of love" gesture to all corners of the Centre Court, who roared their approval for the champion.
- The Bankers have now won all four of their matches this season in a strong statement to their rivals as they look forward to reclaim the championship
- In what was a rematch of last season's playoff final, Ulinzi led 22-14 after dominating the opening quarter but the defending champions clawed back to take a 30-36 advantage into half time
- Chelsea are due to play Mexico's Club America in Las Vegas on July 17, Charlotte FC at their Bank of America Stadium on July 21 and Premier League rivals Arsenal in Florida on July 23.
- Alongside arch-rivals Ethiopia, Belarus, and Ukraine, Kenya was lumped in this category in 'Category A' in 2018 following the introduction of new regulations placing more responsibilities on member federations for doping cases in their territories.
- Six-time champion Djokovic reached his eighth final at the All England Club, and a record 32nd in men's Slams, by seeing off Cameron Norrie 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 in Friday's semi-final
- The 29-year-old had all-but announced his comeback on his personal accounts earlier on Friday when he posted a video filmed on the airplane in which he said "see you soon" in Italian while wearing clothes in Juve's colours of black and white.
- Djokovic already knows he will be facing Kyrgios after Nadal pulled out Thursday ahead of his semi-final against the Australian with an abdominal injury
- Oilers are in Pool B alongside Masinde Muliro University (MMUST), host Top Fry Nakuru and Kisumu RFC while Dala Sevens winners Homeboys RFC highlights Pool A