The SportPesa Premier League is seeing a tense relegation battle as Bidco United and Sofapaka have been confirmed for relegation. With only two matches remaining, five clubs are fighting to avoid joining them in the National Super League.

• Bidco United and Sofapaka are the first two teams relegated due to the new FKF rules, which now see the bottom three teams automatically demoted.
• Five clubs are currently vying to avoid the final relegation spot, with Ulinzi Stars in the last relegation position with 32 points, separated by only six points from Posta Rangers, APS Bomet, Kariobangi Sharks, and Mathare United.
• Meanwhile, Gor Mahia is on the verge of winning the league title, needing just one more win to secure the 2025-2026 crown.

Kenyan boxing referees are gaining international recognition with two receiving accolades from World Boxing (WB) and the International Boxing Association (IBA), while one achieved a significant promotion.

• Two Star 3 referees, Samuel Obiero and Nelson Otieno, were feted by World Boxing and passed an IBA Online Course.
• Edward Kibunja Mwaura has been promoted to IBA Star 3, qualifying him for major international competitions.
• Kenya now has five top referees, including Otieno, Obiero, Mwaura, Steve Ndung'u, and Leila Ali, qualified to officiate at the World Boxing Championships, World Cup, and the Olympics.

The Motorsports Kenya Federation (MKF) has officially launched, marking a new era for Kenyan motorsports. The organization presided over its first event, the second round of the 2026 Kenya National Autocross and Autocross Plus series, at Stoni Athi on Sunday.

• The government has recognized MKF as the legitimate governing body for motorsports in Kenya.
• Fans and competitors, including rally ace Tinashe Gatimu, expressed optimism for improved governance and a level playing field.
• The event saw over 45 entries, with notable wins by Karamveer Rooprai (cadet junior buggy) and Michuki Hinga (2WD non-turbo class car).

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) is embroiled in a leadership crisis that threatens Kenya's ability to co-host the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) in 2027.

• The dispute involves FKF president Hussein Mohammed and acting president McDonald Mariga, with both claiming legitimate authority.
• Courts have barred Mariga's faction while Fifa and Caf launch an investigation into governance failures.
• Concerns are rising that Kenya could lose its hosting rights, with reports suggesting South Africa and others are being considered as alternatives.