Mozzart Kenya Cup 2026 semi-finalists Chema Volleyball Club have unveiled a new technical bench ahead of the 2026/27 Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) League.Chema have been shopping for a new coach following the departure of Jeremiah Mukopi, who stepped down after leading the club to a runners-up finish in the National League last season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Steel sellers have now turned to Leonard Maina, who served as Mukopi’s assistant, as their new head coach.Maina will be joined by the club’s former players Denis Barasa, Philip Ndung’u and Zachary Mwangi, all of whom will serve as his assistants.Speaking after his appointment, Maina vowed to ensure that the club remains in the title race even as they cope with the departure of Mukopi.Simon Kuseyo Polo tournament set to light up Jamhuri Park this weekend“One thing I know is that we will challenge for the title. We have introduced a new system of play, and I believe it’s just a matter of time before player..

The national women’s beach handball team ‘Sand Queens’ is drawing inspiration from the Kenya women’s rugby team which was recently crowned as the 2026 Youth Olympics champions in Dakar, Senegal.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsLed by Coach Caroline Nyadiero, the beach handball team left Nairobi for Dakar on Thursday, 5 November morning with enthusiasm of cloning the indelible achievement of the Rising Lionesses, who humbled Australia 17-12 in the final to grab a gold medal, a feat that has arched their names into in the annals of history.##NAJAVA_MECA_10087365##“The rugby team has really boosted our morale, and it is a good challenge to us by winning the gold medal,” Nyadiero said at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport before their departure.“They have surely hoisted our flag high, and for us is just to draw inspiration from that remarkable achievement. We are heading to Dakar with hope and determination that we are able as well to come back with a medal, and we have set..

Kenyan runner Billah Jepkirui is the latest athlete to join sports brand On, having signed a professional contract with the Swiss company on Thursday, 5 November.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 24-year-old Oklahoma State University (OSU) standout has officially signed with the running brand, adding to its growing Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) roster.##NAJAVA_MECA_10087365##Jepkirui, who has established herself as one of the NCAA’s most dominant middle-distance athletes, follows in the footsteps of fellow Kenyans, including: Doris Lemngole, Hellen Obiri, Mercy Chepngeno, Marion Jepngetich, and Joy Naukot, who have all signed NIL deals with On.Her new deal comes at a time when she clocked the fifth-fastest 1,500m time in NCAA history, with a blistering 4:04.59 at the Arkansas Spring Invitational in April.Kenyan youngster athlete signs professional deal with Swiss sports brandJepkirui’s record-breaking performance was subsequently followed by her being named the Drake Rel..

Ulinzi Starlets captain Diana Shakava has opened up on the team’s secret card behind their great start to the FKF Women Premier League (WPL) season.The military side has had a perfect start to the season, winning all their opening six matches, to place them at the summit of the league table with18 points.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe soldiers made an even bigger statement in the season after condemning defending champions Kenya Police Bullets to a 1-0 loss in their last match.Speaking to Mozzart Sport after the Disciplined Forces derby, an elated Shakava disclosed the approach that has so far yielded maximum returns.“This season, we have decided to handle one game at a time, treat the next opponent as the most important and dangerous and therefore handle them without thinking of the next match or others,” said Shakava.How Nairobi United beat Kenya Police to secure Bajaber’s signature“Previously, we were only more serious during the derby, and I think that cost us. This..

Nairobi United and Bandari shared the points after an encounter shaped by contrasting attacking approaches, aggressive pressing and moments of individual quality in the final third.Bandari struck inside the opening minute through Said Tsuma, exploiting a set-piece opportunity, but Nairobi United gradually established their attacking rhythm through midfield rotations, wide overloads and incisive combinations between the lines.Their response arrived in the 32nd minute when Mark Kithome finished a well-constructed third-man combination.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsDespite both sides introducing attacking options after the interval, compact defensive structures prevented either team from finding a decisive breakthrough.Nairobi United started in a 4-3-3, with Bernard Jairo in goal behind a back four of Gavin Kizito, Alphonce Omija, Biko Omolo and Kevin Osanya.Joseph Sseremba operated as the defensive midfielder, supported by Wangaya as the box-to-box number eight and Kithome i..