All eyes will be on Strathmore Leos speedster Victor Mola as the Kenya Morans, Kenya’s second-string national team, compete for glory at the 2025 Safari Sevens. The tournament kicks off at the Nyayo National Stadium from October 10 to 12, with Mola hoping to continue his impressive form from the recently concluded National Sevens Circuit.

• Victor Mola was the top try scorer with 42 tries and top points scorer in the 2025 National Sevens Circuit.
• The Morans 13-man squad, captained by John Okoth, includes seven debutants.
• The tournament will feature defending champions Shujaa, along with international teams from Zimbabwe, Uganda, Zambia, Reunion, and invitational sides like Shogun Rugby and French Renegades.

KCB Rugby aims to impress at the upcoming 27th Safari Sevens at Nyayo Stadium, fresh off winning the National Sevens Circuit title. The team, led by interim coach Jacob Ojee, will face strong regional and international competition.

• KCB is among 20 teams participating, including 12 men's and 8 women's sides.
• Jacob Ojee is steering the team while head coach Andrew Amonde is on national duty with Shujaa.
• Key young talents like Austin Sikutwa, Bramwel Kilwake, and Mike Wekesa are expected to step up due to senior players being with the national squad.

The Kenya Lionesses have announced their squad for the 27th Safari Sevens tournament, featuring the anticipated return of star player Janet Okello. The team, aiming for redemption after last year's loss, will compete this weekend at the Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi.

• Janet Okello returns to the squad, bringing her try-scoring ability and experience.
• The Lionesses were defeated 24–10 by Spain's Costa Blanca Barbarians in the 2024 final.
• The team will be co-captained by veterans Sheila Chajira and Freshia Awino.
• New players Faith Achieng and Marvel Oswago will make their national team debut.
• The Lionesses will face teams including Belgium, Tunisia, and Uganda.