Kenya's Harambee Starlets secured a 2-0 victory over India in the FIFA Series, earning a significant financial reward and advancing to the final.

• The team received a total of Sh1.5 million in prize money following their win.
• Key contributors to the funding include Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya, Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya, and the Football Kenya Federation.
• The Starlets will now face Australia in the FIFA Series final on 15 April.

The Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association Term One National Games concluded over the weekend, showcasing both dominant performances and new champions across various disciplines as the nation gears up for the Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Associations (FEASSSA) Games in Tanzania this August.

• The games saw a significant change of guard, with new champions crowned in rugby 15s, basketball boys, hockey boys and girls, and boys' handball.
• Established powerhouses like Butere Girls in basketball and Moi Girls Kamusinga in girls' handball successfully defended their titles.
• Rift Valley region emerged as the overall best region with 114 points.

Mathare United FC secured a narrow 1-0 victory over New Mathare FC in a spirited slum derby held at the Mathare Depot Grounds in Nairobi over the weekend.

• Daglas Mokaya's 30th-minute freekick goal was the decisive moment in the match.
• The friendly match was part of the 1XBet Mtaani Football For Good Initiative, aimed at supporting local talent and community engagement.
• Mathare United FC players, including assistant coach Gabriel ‘Kingi’ Njoroge and midfielder Steve Kimari, also participated in a mentorship session with the opposing team.