The 2026-2027 Football Kenya Federation Premier League season is set to usher in a fresh wave of foreign talent, with clubs looking beyond Kenya’s borders to strengthen their squads ahead of what promises to be another fiercely contested campaign.From proven goalscorers and commanding defenders to creative midfielders and exciting wingers, several international recruits are preparing to experience Kenyan top-flight football for the first time.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsWhile not every foreign signing is guaranteed to hit the ground running, a number of this season’s arrivals come with impressive résumés, strong reputations and the expectation of making an immediate impact. Their performances could prove crucial in the title race, the battle for continental qualification and the fight for survival.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894249##The physical and demanding nature of the Premier League will provide the ultimate test of their adaptability. Some will quickly win over supporters and ..

Kenya endured a mixed start to the 2026 Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSSA) Games in Morogoro, with several of its representatives posting encouraging results.Team Kenya arrived in Tanzania as the overall defending champions after finishing top of the standings at last year’s Games in Kakamega. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsKenya also entered this year’s competition with several individual title holders, including Kisii School in rugby 15s, St Joseph’s Girls Kitale in girls’ hockey, Moi Girls Kamusinga in girls’ handball and the Kenyan winners in both boys’ and girls’ volleyball.The opening day produced contrasting fortunes across the disciplines, with Kenya registering victories in hockey, basketball and handball while some sides suffered defeats against Ugandan opposition.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894249##In girls’ hockey, defending champions St Joseph’s Girls Kitale began their campaign strongly with a 4-0 victory over Tanzania’s Benjamin Mkap..

A Netflix documentary series about Jose Mourinho caused quite a buzz in the football world, and it’s no wonder, given the Portuguese’s personality, legacy, and career.In one of the three episodes of the series, the Special One has revealed a genuine bombshell, claiming he was on the verge of succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United boss. Still, a word given to Chelsea made Mou change his mind, with David Moyes filling the vacant managerial position at Old Trafford.The Mourinho bombshell: “I signed to go to Manchester United after Sir Alex”Many football legends agreed to take part in the series and share their thoughts on Mourinho – from his former Chelsea captains, John Terry and Frank Lampard, to one of his greatest coaching rivals, Ferguson, and Real Madrid icon Iker Casillas, with whom the Portuguese fell out shortly upon taking over Los Blancos in 2010.And they are only some of the illustrious football names.However, one was missing, and it didn’t go unnoticed. Pep Guardio..

David Nyangige’s long wait is finally over.Months after a transfer saga left him without a club despite representing the national Sevens team, the versatile youngster is set to make his long-awaited debut for KCB Rugby at this weekend’s Kabeberi 7s after the Bankers named him in their squad for the tournament.The Kabeberi 7s, scheduled for Saturday, 15, to Sunday, 16 August at the RFUEA Grounds, will mark the beginning of a new chapter for Nyangige, whose move from Impala RFC to KCB became one of the biggest talking points in Kenyan rugby this year.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsEarlier in the season, the Kenya Sevens prospect found himself in limbo following a protracted dispute surrounding his transfer from Impala to KCB. The saga, which centered on transfer regulations and fees, left him clubless for months even as he continued to earn national team call-ups.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894249##Although his switch to the Bankers was eventually completed ahead of the National Sevens C..

Kakamega School’s return to the Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) Games got off to a disappointing start after the Kenyan champions fell 2-1 to Uganda’s Kyadondo Secondary School at Jamhuri Stadium in Morogoro on Friday afternoon.Raphael Masimo and Joseph Rakuba scored for Kyadondo, while Daniel Ombati pulled one back for the Green Commandos, who now face a difficult task in Group C after surrendering three points in their opening fixture.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsKyadondo, who finished fourth at the Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Games, came into the contest with purpose and immediately put the Kenyan champions under pressure.Rakuba forced Kakamega goalkeeper Chris Georgian into action inside the opening minute before Masimo continued to lead the Ugandans’ charge.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894249##Much like St Mary’s Yala against St Mary’s Kitende earlier in the day, Kakamega spent the opening stages chasing the ball and..

St Joseph’s Girls, Kitale will launch their Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) hockey title defence in Morogoro, Tanzania, on Friday, with the Rift Valley powerhouse targeting a third consecutive regional title.JOGA have established themselves as the team to beat in East African school hockey after winning their maiden FEASSA title in Mbale, Uganda, in 2024.They previously successfully defended the crown on home soil in Kakamega last year.##NAJAVA_MECA_9889567##Their latest challenge will begin in Pool A, where they have been drawn alongside fellow Kenyan side Ng’iya Girls, Uganda’s St Mary’s College Namagunga and Tanzania’s Benjamin Mkapa Secondary School.Coach John Lusaka believes the two-time champions have prepared adequately for another demanding regional campaign and are determined to maintain their grip on the title after completing another successful domestic season.“We have a strategy in place to dominate the hockey scene in Kenya and East ..

St Mary’s Yala’s debut at the Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) Games got off to a disappointing start after the Kenyan runners-up fell 1-0 to record champions St Mary’s Kitende in their Group B opener at Highlands Rehabilitation Facility in Morogoro on Friday, 14 August.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsYala arrived in Tanzania after finishing second in the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) national championships, but found themselves up against a Kitende side whose experience at this level was evident from the opening whistle.The Ugandans came into the contest as the record FEASSA football champions, having lifted the boys’ title 16 times, and are seeking to reclaim the crown after three years without it.FEASSSA: Amus College set early pace with victory in Uganda derbyKitende immediately imposed their authority, forcing the Black Saints to spend long periods chasing the ball.Kabito Marvin and Walence Claude helped estab..