Team Kenya is intensifying preparations for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with the Commonwealth Games Association of Kenya (CGA) holding a strategic meeting to ensure athlete welfare, training, and performance targets are met.

• The meeting focused on providing athletes with the necessary support and resources to excel against top Commonwealth competitors.
• Key figures like middle-distance runner Naomi Korir and steeplechase champion Faith Cherotich are expected to contend for medals.
• The women's 3x3 basketball team, which reached the quarter-finals in Birmingham 2022, is also preparing to improve on their previous performance.

Kenyan athletes are in a fierce battle for points as the Diamond League circuit heads towards its finals in Brussels this September.

• Emmanuel Wanyonyi is a top contender in the 800m/1000m, leading with 22 points after winning the 1000m in Monaco.
• Kenyan 3000m steeplechasers Edmund Serem (24 points) and Simon Koech (17 points) have already qualified for the final.
• Sprinter Ferdinand Omanyala, currently ranked number one in the 100m with 19 points, faces potential displacement as he is not competing in the upcoming London meet.

Nakuru RFC has secured a significant sponsorship renewal with Smart Applications International, ensuring continued financial support for the upcoming 2026/2027 Kenya Rugby season.

• The renewed sponsorship is valued at Sh3 million.
• Key stakeholders include Nakuru RFC, Smart Applications International, and Nakuru County CEC for Sports Elgah Riaga.
• Smart Applications International cited the club's success as a development side and former Kenya Cup champions as reasons for their continued support, noting that they have invested Sh5.5 million in the past season.