The Kenya Lionesses have been crowned champions of the 2025 Safari Sevens Tournament after a thrilling 14-10 victory over rivals Uganda Lady Cranes in the finals at Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday, October 12, 2025.

• The Lionesses secured their win despite playing with six players in the final two minutes of the match.
• Edith Nariaka and Janet Okello scored the tries for Kenya, with Sinaida Mokaya successfully converting both.
• In the semifinals, Kenya defeated Shogun 12-10, while Uganda 7s edged out defending champions Costa Blanca Barbarians 17–12.

Defending champion Shujaa, Kenya Morans, and KCB Rugby have all secured their spots in the quarterfinals of the Safari Sevens tournament at Nyayo Stadium. Shujaa began their title defense with a dominant 55-0 victory over Walukuba and continued their strong performance.

• Shujaa topped their group with a perfect record, including a 20-0 win against French Renegades.
• KCB Rugby, the National Sevens Circuit champions, rebounded from an opening defeat to qualify with wins over Nyati (21-7) and Uganda (40-12).
• Kenya Morans maintained their impressive form, defeating Zimbabwe 27-7 and having previously won against ReUnion (24-0) and Apache (28-10).

Kenya Shujaa successfully defended their **Safari Sevens** title at Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi, defeating Shogun 14-7 in the finals on October 12, 2025. This marks their fourth consecutive final appearance and third straight win against Shogun.

• Shujaa came from behind, scoring a converted try at halftime and a winning try in the second half by Floyd Wabwire.
• The final score was 14-7, with Nygel Amaitsa converting both of Shujaa's tries.
• A moment of silence was observed for Warren Abrahams, the Belgium National Sevens Team coach, who passed away during the tournament.
• Kenya Morans secured the bronze medal, while KCB finished in fifth place.