Kabras Sugar RFC and KCB Rugby are set to clash in the "group of death" at the upcoming Kabeberi Sevens tournament in Nairobi. The third leg of the National Sevens Circuit takes place on August 15 and 16 at the RFUEA Grounds.

• Kabras Sugar RFC, fresh off winning the Dala Sevens title, are in Pool D with defending champions KCB Rugby, Nakuru RFC, and MMUST Rugby.
• KCB Rugby, the reigning National Sevens Circuit and Kabeberi Sevens champions, aim to bounce back after a disappointing quarter-final exit at the Dala Sevens.
• This highly competitive pool is considered the tournament's "group of death" due to the strong recent form of all four teams.

Consolate Achieng has won the July Mug of the Month tournament at Nyanza Golf Club, showcasing a strong performance that highlights the growing strength of women's golf at the club.

• Achieng secured the overall title after tying on 62 points with Mourine Nyongesa and winning on count back.
• She attributed her victory to her faith, citing scriptures like Philippians 4:13 and Proverbs 3:5-6 for strength and focus.
• The tournament saw over 70 golfers compete, with other notable winners including Rosemary Obara (Division A), Albert Ojonyo (Division B), and Sera Awuor (Division C).

Kenya's 2026 Under-17 National Chess Championship concluded with young talents showcasing impressive skills, attracting a record 4,700 players nationwide.

• The tournament featured six age categories (Under-7 to Under-17) with separate boys' and girls' competitions.
• Winners in each category earned full sponsorship to represent Kenya at the Commonwealth Schools Chess Championship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
• Chess Kenya President Andrew Owili announced that players scoring seven points or more also qualify for the international event as self-sponsored participants, potentially sending Kenya's largest youth chess team abroad.