Kenyan boxers delivered an "above average" performance at the Elite World Boxing Championships in Dubai, achieving five wins, a significant improvement over past decades. The success is attributed to the Ndondi Mashinani Initiative introduced in 2019, with several boxers showing great promise.

• Robert Okaka reached the quarter-finals, securing prize money, while Shaffi Bakari, Paul Omondi, and Washington Wandera advanced to the pre-quarter-finals.
• The performance marks a notable departure from previous championships where Kenyan boxers typically lost their opening matches.
• This year's event provided valuable international exposure and experience for the boxers, including debutants Omondi and Wandera, and veterans like Bakari and Okaka.

A talented team of Kenyan youth swimmers has departed for Luanda, Angola, to compete in the 4th African Youth Games from December 13–20, 2025. This event serves as a qualification pathway for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games.

• Team Kenya's participation is fully sponsored by the government.
• Key swimmers include Macrine Kalombo (freestyle, breaststroke), Iqbaal Bayusuf (multiple races), Neo Olengo (breaststroke specialist), and Ruth Lindkvist (backstroke, freestyle).
• Pendo Anampiu and Aryan Joseph will represent Kenya in the 5km open-water race.
• More than 50 African nations will compete across 33 sports.
• Team Manager Grace Kingori thanked the National Olympic Committee of Kenya and the Government for their support.

The 2025-2026 Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) season served off with defending champions Kenya Pipeline and Postbank securing dominant wins in their opening matches at the Nyayo Gymnasium.

• Kenya Pipeline, coached by Geoffrey Omondi, swept Kenya Army 3-0 (25-9, 25-14, 25-5).
• Postbank, under coach Vernon Kainga, defeated rookie team Kenyatta University 3-0 (25-5, 25-12, 25-17).
• Pipeline is set to reignite their rivalry with former winners Kenya Prisons, while Postbank will face A-Plus Motors and Kenya Army.