Mount Kenya University dominates Nairobi North Conference League

Mount Kenya University posted impressive result across disciplines to emerge as the first runner up during the Kenya Universities Sports Federation,KUSF, Nairobi North Confrence League. Mount Kenya demonstrated its superiority by prevailing in 10 disciplines. The University cl..

✨ Key Highlights

Mount Kenya University emerged as the first runner-up in the Kenya Universities Sports Federation (KUSF), Nairobi North Conference League, showcasing remarkable athletic prowess across multiple disciplines.

Mount Kenya University dominated, clinching 10 first-place titles in sports including men's and women's 3x3 basketball, woodball, and Taekwondo.
The university also secured 8 second-place finishes and 9 third-place finishes, highlighting their consistent performance.
Mount Kenya University was recognized with additional awards for being the Best Private University, Best Host University, and Most Punctual University.

Continue Reading

Read the complete article from KBC Sports

📰 Read Full Article

Related News

Video

Over 6,000 students affected as Lake Naivasha floods disrupt schooling

KTN News (Youtube)

3h ago

top3h ago

Learning disrupted as schools struggle with absenteeism, closures

Kenya's education sector is grappling with widespread disruptions due to an ongoing fuel crisis and matatu protests, leading to low school attendance and closures.

The Standard

📰 Read Full Story

top10h ago

Fuel protests: Nationwide transport strike paralyses commuting

A nationwide Public Service Vehicle (PSV) strike began on Monday, paralyzing transport services and leaving thousands of commuters stranded across Kenya.

The Standard

📰 Read Full Story

top10h ago

KUCCPS Explains Why High-Demand Courses Are Missing from Portal

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has clarified the removal of popular courses like Nursing, Medicine, and Engineering from its application portal during the current revision window.

Kenyans

📰 Read Full Story