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Amos Wanjala targets breakthrough after joining Valencia CF’s VCF Mestalla
The 19-year-old defender was officially unveiled on Sunday, January 25, as the academy’s first signing of the current transfer window, bringing an end to his 15-month spell with Spanish fifth-tier outfit Athletic Club Torrellano.
Lionesses fired up ahead of HSBC SVNS 2 bow
As part of their build-up, the team is currently in Spain for a five-day high-performance training camp running until February 1, where they will face hosts Spain and Belgium in warm-up matches before returning home.
Kimanzi, Odemba hail gov't's integration of sports into CBE
Stakeholders believe that, if fully implemented, the CBE sports model could revolutionize Kenya’s talent pipeline and strengthen the country’s future sporting fortunes.
Kenyan prospect Amos Wanjala seals move to Valencia CF
Kenyan football agent David Kenga, who represents the player, confirmed the transfer and described it as the reward for months of tireless effort.
Malkia coach Omondi regrets Kenya's lost chance to host CAVB Championship
“We would have liked to see most of our players competing at that level. With more clubs participating, it would have given us a clearer picture of how our players perform against foreign, international and professional players,” said Omondi, who also coaches the Kenya Pipeline women’s team, adding...
From Makande to Mestalla: Amos Wanjala on the brink of Valencia move
Wanjala, who hails from Makande, Mombasa, is currently finalising the deal, with the official announcement expected next week following his medical and formal unveiling.
AK salutes World Cross Country heroes as NOC-K gears up for LA 2028
The triumphant Kenyan team is set to return home between Tuesday and Wednesday after a stellar outing at the 2026 World Athletics Cross Country Championships held in Tallahassee, Florida, on Saturday.Kenya once again underlined its dominance on the global stage by topping the medal table for the thi...
CS Mvurya lauds Okutoyi’s grit after back-to-back ITF W35 Nairobi titles
The victory marked Okutoyi’s second consecutive singles title in Nairobi, having won the Week 1 tournament in a three-set final against Colmegna, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.She also claimed the doubles crown that week alongside Poland’s Zuzanna Pawlikowska.
Okutoyi reveals her plan in bid for 2028 LA Olympics
“I have already started my preparation and my goal is to improve my ranking points so that I can qualify through ranking instead of waiting for the African Games. Am determined to break into the top 400 but if it doesn’t work, I aim to win the All-African games again...
Maluki renews call for sustainable investment in grassroots sports
Maluki, who spoke during Nguna Cup finals in Mwingi West, said Kenya’s continued success on the continental and global stage depends on deliberate efforts to identify, nurture and retain talent from the lowest levels, rather than focusing only on elite athletes.