Reigning champions General Service Unit (GSU) kept their playoff hopes alive with a decisive straight-sets victory over Prisons Nairobi in the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) National League.

• GSU secured their fourth win of the season, defeating Prisons Nairobi 3-0 with set scores of 25-20, 25-22, and 25-13.
• Despite facing a challenging season after losing key players, the paramilitary side extended their dominance over their city rivals.
• In other matches, Kenya Army rallied to beat Chema Volleyball Club 3-1, and Prisons Nairobi's women's team defeated A-Plus Volleyball Club 3-1.

Ulinzi Warriors are set to face Umoja Basketball Club in a key Kenya Basketball Federation (KBF) League match today at Ulinzi Sport Complex.

• This is the first-leg encounter of the 2026 season.
• Ulinzi Warriors, former champions and last season's third-place finishers, will aim to leverage home advantage against Umoja.
• The match is one of three top-tier games scheduled, with others postponed due to the demise of Neville Otieno, a player for Eldonets Platinum.

The Elite National Sports Camp has officially commenced in Nairobi, serving as a platform to nurture over 600 promising young athletes.

• The 10-day camp at Hospital Hill High School and Lavington Girls’ School brings together top talent selected from across seven counties.
• Key figures including Sports Principal Secretary Elijah Mwangi and the Kenya Academy of Sports (KAS) are central to this initiative.
• The camp, which concludes on April 24, encompasses a wide array of sports, aiming to build a strong foundation for future champions.