By Robert Kibet When Peres Jepchirchir, Kenya’s newly crowned World Athletics Championships marathon goldmedalist, emerged from the arrivals gate at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) onTuesday night, a roar swept through the crowd. Traditional dancers stomped…
By Robert Kibet Nearly a decade after the chaotic Rio 2016 Olympic Games exposed Kenya’s weakest link in sports administration marked by lost kits, financial irregularities and demoralized athletes, the National Olympic Committee of Kenya…
By Robert Kibet After months of legal hurdles, tribunal showdowns and tension within Kenya’s Olympic movement, a fresh chapter has opened for the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOCK). Elections held on July 21, 2025, in…
On a cool, mist-veiled July morning in Nairobi, the city’s heartbeat pulsed to the rhythm of thousands of pounding footsteps. Among them, slicing through the elite field of the Nairobi City Marathon 10km race was…
In a race defined by red mud, swirling mist, and unforgiving gradients, it was Catherine Reline who delivered a masterclass in resilience and rhythm at the weekend’s 2025 Kaptagat Forest Half Marathon, winning the women’s…
By Robert Kibet When the lights go up Saturday night at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, it won’t just be another Diamond League evening. For Kenya, it’s a moment of reckoning. In a move as…
By Robert Kibet On a cool Nairobi morning, the sound of young feet thundering down the Kasarani International Stadium outside track signaled the start of something special: Kenya’s junior athletics team has officially entered residential…
This Sunday, as dawn breaks over Nairobi and golden rays kiss the city’s skyline, over 15,000 runners — elite athletes, weekend warriors, fun runners, and first-timers, will fill the streets in the third edition of…
A pivotal moment for Kenyan sports turned into a legal standoff Thursday morning when a High Court order from Eldoret once again brought the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOCK) elections to a standstill. The…
The late Oregon evening hummed with anticipation. Under the glow of Hayward Field’s lights, a slender figure with a quiet resolve tucked herself behind the front runners of the NCAA women’s 5,000 metres final. She was unassuming,…
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