Kenyan athletes have begun the African Senior Athletics Championships in Accra, Ghana, with strong performances in preliminary rounds and high hopes for medal wins.

• World Relays bronze medallist Mercy Chebet qualified for the women's 400m semi-finals, clocking 53.05s.
• Moses Onyango Wasike secured a narrow victory in his men's 100m heat with a time of 10.63s.
• Kipkorir Rotich won his 400m hurdles heat in 49.21s, while other Kenyan sprinters also advanced.
• Botswana was confirmed as the host for the 2028 African Senior Athletics Championships.

AFC Leopards have narrowed the gap on league leaders Gor Mahia to four points after securing a crucial 2-0 victory over Ulinzi Stars in a rescheduled Sportpesa Premier League match.

• AFC Leopards now sit second with 61 points, trailing leaders Gor Mahia (65 points).
• Goals from Kelly Madada and Emmanuel Laangu secured the win for AFC Leopards against Ulinzi Stars.
• The win puts AFC Leopards in a strong position as the league heads into its final three matches.

The Motorsports Kenya Federation (MKF) has officially been registered as the country's legitimate motorsport governing body, marking a new era after prolonged factional disputes.

• This registration signifies renewed hope for the revival of the sport, particularly the Kenya National Rally Championship (KNRC) series.
• Key figures leading the MKF, such as Interim Chairman Carl Tundo and Interim General Secretary Eric Bengi, are active drivers, aiming for an athlete-centered approach.
• The federation plans to hold elections, align with the FIA, and focus on transparent governance and developing young talent.