Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL), through its flagship Tusker brand, has injected Ksh1.5 million into the Embu Sevens, the penultimate leg of the 2026 National Sevens Circuit, scheduled for Saturday, 5 to Sunday, 6 September, at Embu Stadium.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe sponsorship will support tournament logistics and enhance the fan experience through activations at the Tusker Village and the official after-party.Why Strathmore Leos will feature at Embu 7s despite relegationThe investment continues Tusker's involvement in the 2026 National Sevens Circuit, having also supported the Prinsloo, Dala, Kabeberi and Driftwood Sevens.Embu Sevens tournament director Wilkister Miranga welcomed the sponsorship, saying preparations for the tournament were on track.##NAJAVA_MECA_9928331##“Preparations for Embu Sevens are progressing well, and we are confident that we are ready to host the teams and fans this weekend. Embu Stadium provides an ideal location for supporters to come together and enjoy the tournament. We appreciate KBL and Tusker for coming on board and supporting the event, which will help us deliver a strong experience for both the teams and fans.”“I almost gave up” – Eddy Wambugu opens up on injury that nearly ended his careerSpeaking on the sponsorship, KBL shopper marketing lead Robert Shigoli said the strong response to Tusker's involvement in the previous legs had reinforced the brand's commitment to the circuit.“The response we have seen across the first four legs has been encouraging, both in terms of the quality of rugby and the passion from fans in every host location. It has reinforced our belief in the value of continuing to support the National Sevens Circuit. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9928322##The competition is also very tight at the top, and Embu comes at an important stage of the season. We are pleased to bring the Tusker Na Rugby experience to Embu and support the tournament both on and off the pitch.”The sponsorship comes as the battle for the overall National Sevens Circuit title intensifies, with KCB Rugby leading the Division One standings on 76 points, three ahead of Kabras Sugar on 73.Patrick Odongo reveals niggly injuries ruling him out of Embu 7sMenengai Oilers are third on 58 points, while Daystar Falcons and Kenya Harlequin are tied on 52 points. Mwamba are sixth on 45 points, with Nondescripts and Strathmore Leos tied on 41 points.KCB Rugby and Kabras Sugar have each won two titles in the opening four legs, with Kabras claiming the most recent Driftwood Sevens title in Mombasa.
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