Kenyan golfers Njoroge Kibugu and Naomi Wafula have made history by securing full playing cards on the prestigious Sunshine Tour and Sunshine Ladies Tour, marking the first time Kenyan golfers have directly qualified for these international circuits.

• This achievement is attributed to significant investment in golf development by the Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat.
• The golfers qualified for the elite international circuits after a structured, multi-year investment program.
• This development highlights a historic rise for golf in Kenya.

Kenyan light heavyweight champion Robert Okaka has advanced to the quarter-finals of the Elite World Men Boxing Championships in Dubai, securing at least Sh1.2 million in prize money. He defeated Youssef Rafrafi of Tunisia by referee stop the contest (RSC) in the third round, overwhelming his opponent with relentless jabs.

• Okaka is guaranteed $10,000 (Sh1,291,500) for reaching the quarterfinals.
• He will face Russia’s Bizhamov Dzahambulat in the next match.
• Gold medalists will receive $300,000 (Sh38,745,000), with 50 percent going directly to the boxer.
• The Kenya Defence Forces boxer had subjected his opponent to three standing mandatory counts.
• Assistant coach David Munuhe expressed delight over Okaka's victory.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have made a strong start at the East African Community Inter-Parliamentary Games (EAC-IPG) in Kampala, Uganda, dominating the athletics events.

• Kenya's parliamentary team secured a gold medal in the 4x400m relay.
• The winning relay team completed the race in 50.8 seconds.
• Notable team members included Bunge Sports Club Co-Chairperson Vincent Musyoka, David Ochieng, Dan Wanyama, and Bernard Kitur.