James Mwangi dramatically won the fourth edition of The Golf Park Open in a thrilling playoff finish this past Sunday, igniting Kenya's junior golf aspirations.

• Mwangi secured the victory in a "pulse-pounding finish" that transformed The Golf Park into a high-stakes arena.
• The event was the fourth edition of The Golf Park Open.
• The win solidifies Mwangi's status and is seen as a boost for junior golf development in Kenya.

Kenya’s Sarah “Angel of War” Achieng’ successfully defended her World Boxing Foundation (WBF) super lightweight title against Ferisha Mashauri of Tanzania in a unanimous points’ decision during a 10-round bout at Charter Hall, Nairobi.

• Achieng’ currently holds a record of 18 wins (with 9 knockouts) and 2 losses from a total of 20 fights.
• Her coach, Alfred ‘Priest’ Analo, confirmed she fought despite a common cold and hoarse voice, with doctors clearing her medically.
• The victory alleviates pressure on Achieng’ regarding potential stripping of the belt due to delayed defense, ensuring she remains compliant with WBF rules.

AFC Leopards, nicknamed Hunting Leopards, have made a significant return to contention for the SportPesa Premier League title after a challenging start to the 2025–2026 season. Their recent impressive run has pushed them to third place in the standings, just behind Gor Mahia and league leaders Kakamega Homeboyz.

• AFC Leopards extended their unbeaten streak to six matches with a 2-0 win over Mathare United, placing them one point behind Gor Mahia and two points adrift of Kakamega Homeboyz.
• Head coach Fred Ambani faced early pressure after AFC Leopards went three games without a win at the start of the season, but the team's fortunes have since reversed.
• Meanwhile, defending champions Kenya Police are struggling, currently in the relegation zone with only one win from their opening matches, and newly promoted Nairobi United is also experiencing a tough patch after their CAF Confederation Cup qualification.