Kakamega showcased dominance by securing a quadruple in men's rugby at the 16th Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) National Sports Championships, while Homa Bay narrowly defeated Mombasa in men's football finals. The week-long event concluded in Kitui County over the weekend.

• Kakamega won both rugby 7s and 15s categories, extending their four-year reign.
• Over 92 KMTC campuses participated in the championships.
• Athletics champions included Victor Onyango (men's 100m) and Shalyne Nechesa (women's 100m), with scouts present to identify talent for national representation.

President William Ruto has lauded Team Kenya for their exceptional performance at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, securing a total of 12 medals.

• The team finished 12th overall, earning 3 gold, 4 silver, and 5 bronze medals.
• Key gold medallists recognized include Edmund Serem, Mathew Kipchumba Kipsang, and Faith Cherotich.
• President Ruto highlighted the medals as a testament to Kenya's "sporting excellence on the global stage."

Menengai Oilers, Kabras Sugar, and defending champions KCB have all advanced to the quarter-finals of the Dala 7s after strong performances in their preliminary matches at Mamboleo Stadium.

• Oilers secured dominant wins against Kenya Harlequin (17-0), Blak Blad (14-5), and Mombasa Sports Club (26-0).
• Kabras Sugar also showed impressive form, defeating Strathmore Leos (33-10) and Embu (52-0).
• Defending champions KCB continued their winning streak from the Prinsloo Sevens, advancing after wins over Impala (36-5) and Zetech University (43-12), and a draw with Masinde Muliro University (19-19).

Arsenal Fan TV (AFTV) founder and CEO Robbie Lyle declared Kenya has the best Arsenal fan base in Africa, potentially the world, during a recent visit. The declaration came following an impressive trophy parade in Nairobi celebrating Arsenal's 2025/26 English Premier League title win.

• Robbie Lyle and his AFTV crew visited Nairobi for a six-day tour, including a 'trophy' tour parade and content creation workshop at Zetech University.
• Kenya's "amazing digital infrastructure" and the significant contribution of Kenyan fans to Arsenal content (estimated at 4 billion views from Africa) were highlighted as key reasons for the visit.
• AFTV is considering establishing a full-time base in Kenya due to the strong fan engagement and digital footprint observed.