Kenyan athletes are poised to compete for glory at the 2026 Diamond League grand finale in Brussels, Belgium, facing stiff competition from international rivals.

• Kenyan stars, including Olympic champion Emmanuel Wanyonyi and world champion Faith Cherotich, are among the favorites in middle and long-distance events.
• Emmanuel Wanyonyi will aim for his fourth successive Diamond League title in the 800m, despite earlier season setbacks.
• The women's 3000m steeplechase features a highly anticipated clash between Faith Cherotich, Winfred Yavi (Bahrain), and Peruth Chemutai (Uganda).
• In the women's 1500m, Kenya's Dorcus Ewoi faces a tough field in the absence of injured world record holder Faith Kipyegon.
• The men's 1500m will see Kenyan trio Timothy Cheruiyot, Phanuel Koech, and Boaz Kiprugut challenge top international contenders like Jakob Ingebrigtsen.

KCB Rugby is aiming to solidify its lead in the National Sevens Circuit at the upcoming Embu 7s, the second-to-last leg of the 2026 season.

• KCB currently tops the standings with 76 points.
• The team, coached by Andrew Amonde, seeks to bounce back after a loss in the Driftwood 7s final.
• KCB has already won the Prinsloo 7s and Kabeberi 7s this season.

Organizers are enhancing athlete safety and sustainability for the October 25 Standard Chartered Nairobi Marathon, which anticipates over 30,000 runners. The event aims to meet international standards with improved medical and hydration support.

• Over 30,000 runners will participate, receiving expanded medical cover and hydration support.
• The Local Organising Committee, chaired by David Mwindi, is implementing changes to elevate the runner experience and safety.
• A sustainability program includes providing every finisher with a tree seedling, aiming to plant 50,000 trees in partnership with Nairobi City County.