Kenya's under-20 rugby team, Chipu, has secured a record fourth Rugby Africa U20 Barthes Trophy title after defeating Namibia 33-14 in the final held in Kampala, Uganda, on Tuesday.

• This victory marks Chipu's fourth continental title, making them the most successful team in the competition's history.
• The win also qualifies Kenya Chipu for the World Rugby Junior Trophy.
• Captain Justine Ng’ombe praised his team's focus and ability to control the game despite a tough challenge from Namibia.

Kenyan rugby 7s teams are aiming for a double victory at the East Africa games in Morogoro, Tanzania, with the boys looking to defend their title and the girls seeking to reclaim the trophy.

• The boys' teams include national champions Butula Boys Senior School, Cardinal Otunga Mosocho, and Friends School Bokoli.
• The girls' contingent is led by Kinale Girls, who will face stiff competition from defending champions Jinja Secondary School from Uganda.
• Timonah Elia, the boys' most valuable player, expressed confidence in his team's ability to win the title.