Kevin Gachee, a hard-hitting boxer and mental health practitioner, is set to make his professional boxing debut on November 29, 2025, at the Edge Convention Centre in Nairobi. He will face Wycliffe Andabu in a four-round middleweight bout, using the platform to advocate for men's mental health awareness through the "Movember" cause.

• The event, UFS BXNG's 5th edition, will feature eight high-profile title and non-title fights.
• Organized by UFS BXNG proprietor Maurice Odera and sanctioned by the Kenya Professional Boxing Commission (KPBC), the event is sponsored by partners including SportPesa.
• Gachee, a psychologist, emphasizes that 80% of global suicides are men, highlighting the importance of men speaking up about their emotions.

Kenyan deaf golfer Isaac Makokha is intensely focused on winning a gold medal at the Tokyo 2025 Summer Deaflympics, building on his previous bronze medal achievement.

• Makokha, currently ranked world number three, is meticulously preparing for the competition by refining his tee-off shots, putts, swings, and long drives.
• He will represent Kenya alongside Adan Wario, Gilbert Alikula, and debutante Jacinta Njeri at the November 15-26 event in Japan.
• Makokha made history at the 2022 Deaflympics in Brazil by becoming the first Kenyan deaf golfer to win a medal—a bronze—after defeating German Guldan Nico.
• The team has been fine-tuning its preparations at various golf clubs across Nairobi in the weeks leading up to the Games.

Njoroge Kibugu secured his third title of the inaugural Sunshine Development Tour season, triumphing at the Betika Masters held at VetLab Sports Club yesterday. After a challenging start, the 21-year-old professional demonstrated composure to finish strong and claim a two-shot victory.

• Kibugu posted a final-round score of 3-under-par 69, bringing his tournament total to 10-under-par 206.
• He took home Sh400,000 from the Sh2 million prize purse.
• John Wangai, Professional Golfers of Kenya (PGK) Chairman, finished second, earning Sh214,000.
• Rwanda’s Celestin Nsanzuwera placed third, receiving Sh144,700.
• Top amateur Michael Karanga finished fifth, showcasing continued strong form.

Kenya Sevens' second side, the Morans, will compete in the Zambezi Sevens tournament in Zimbabwe with John Okoth as their captain. Head coach Kevin Wambua expressed confidence in the team, which blends youth and experienced players.

• Captain: John Okoth
• Coach: Head Coach Kevin Wambua
• Notable Player: Gabriel Ayimba, son of legendary coach Benjamin Ayimba
• Tournament: Zambezi Sevens in Zimbabwe
• Pool: Pool B alongside Pitbulls and Old Hararians