Junior Starlets intensify training for World Cup qualifier against Namibia - April 2026

Kenya's Junior Starlets are intensifying their training sessions for a crucial two-legged FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup qualifier against Namibia. The team is preparing for this important international fixture. Meanwhile, Brookside Dairy has announced a KSh 30 million investment to support school sports programs across the country. Additionally, the Kenya Prisons Department is planning a significant revival of sports within its facilities through a new talent development initiative aimed at nurturing athletes. At the same time, youth in Makueni are participating in the MKJ Supa Cup, a tournament that is also serving as a platform for scouting and recruitment opportunities.

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