Nairobi Hospital signs partnership deal with Nairobi Polo Club

The Nairobi Hospital and the Nairobi Polo Club have announced a landmark partnership that will see the hospital become the official healthcare partner for the 2026/2027 polo season, reinforcing a shared commitment to promoting health, safety and sporting excellence in Kenya.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe partnership was unveiled during a media briefing held at The Nairobi Hospital on Thursday, where representatives from both institutions described the collaboration as a significant milestone for polo in Kenya, and a demonstration of the growing role of strategic partnerships in advancing community health through sport.The partnership is anchored on the two institutions’ longstanding legacy of service to the community.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827038##While The Nairobi Hospital has provided world-class healthcare for more than seven decades, the Nairobi Polo Club has played a pivotal role in developing and promoting polo in Kenya since 1907.Under the agreement, The Nairobi Hospita..

Read more

Mara Sugar confirm five exits in squad shake-up

FKF Premier League side Mara Sugar FC have officially parted ways with five players as the club begins reshaping its squad ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Kilgoris-based side confirmed the departures in an official statement, thanking the players for their commitment and contribution during their time at the club.##NAJAVA_MECA_9826977##Among those released are former Kisumu All Stars defender Billy Byron Owuor, ex-KCB defender Lameck Luhangala, and Kelvin Longbert Raphael, who joined the club from Zanzibar outfit JKU SC.Goalkeeper Samuel Guto Mogaka and Mohamed Mwalango Makame have also been shown the exit door.”We bid farewell to the players who have been part of our journey and proudly represented our badge. Thank you for wearing our colours with pride and giving your all in every match. We are grateful for your contribution and wish you nothing but success, good health and greater achievements in the next chapter of your football careers..

Read more

Time for the European champions to deliver โ€“ Yamal and Co ready to sweep aside Austria

With a devastating attacking trio of Kylian Mbappe, Michael Olise and Ousmane Dembele, France are widely regarded as one of the leading contenders for World Cup glory. Argentina, inspired by the ageless Lionel Messi, are also among the favorites. Germany and the Netherlands have already been eliminated, England and Brazil narrowly survived, Portugal have yet to hit top formโ€”but what can Spain achieve?SPAIN ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ธ VS AUSTRIA ๐Ÿ‡ฆ๐Ÿ‡น WHO WILL WIN ? ๐Ÿ”ฅ pic.twitter.com/u8rdY7Gl1Xโ€” FIFA World Cup 2026 (@FIFAWC26Updates) July 2, 2026 The reigning European champions have quietly taken care of business in the group stage. After opening with a frustrating 0-0 draw against Cape Verde, they dismantled Saudi Arabia 4-0 before edging Uruguay 1-0.The biggest excitement, however, may still be to come, with Lamine Yamal expected to truly explode onto the tournament after arriving in the United States following a month-long injury layoff due to a hamstring problem suffered while playing for Barcelona.Luis de la ..

Read more

All African teams are alike; each unhappy ending has the same plot

You know the saying: trick me once, shame on you; trick me twice, shame on me. But what lesson do we learn when it happens a third time? Do we have to recognise a deeper problem, or is there a lesson waiting for us in these repeated defeats?In just three days, African teams endured three heartbreaking World Cup losses to European opponents – each loss nearly identical and equally devastating.Ivory Coast, DR Congo, and Senegal exited in the Round of 32, each narrowly missing a heroic win. To make matters even more dramatic, the notorious 86th minute struck in all three games.These African teams all ultimately lost to European teams after conceding at the 86th minute ๐Ÿค”Unlucky timing for the Ivory Coast, DR Congo and Senegal ๐Ÿ˜” pic.twitter.com/9PPmv1sLaSโ€” ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 2, 2026 Haaland’s late goal sealed Norway’s win over Ivory Coast. Harry Kane broke DR Congo hearts with a second for England, and Romelu Lukaku sparked Belgium’s dramatic comeback. How did all three African sides le..

Read more

Mourinho makes his decision โ€“ Camavinga offered to Manchester City

Eduardo Camavinga has no intention of leaving Real Madrid, but it appears the club has already made up its mind. The French midfielder is reportedly among the players who could be shown the exit door this summer, with head coach Jose Mourinho said to have approved the decision. As a result, the Santiago Bernabeu hierarchy will be looking to find him a new club in the coming weeks.According to Marca, Real Madrid have offered Camavinga to Manchester City, whose officials are now considering a move for the France international. Camavinga remains highly regarded in the Premier League thanks to his athleticism, versatility and physical presenceโ€”qualities Madrid hope will help attract serious interest.๐Ÿšจ ๐๐‘๐„๐€๐Š๐ˆ๐๐†: Real Madrid have ๐Ž๐…๐…๐„๐‘๐„๐ƒ Eduardo Camavinga to Manchester City โš ๏ธThere have been direct contacts between the two clubs in recent hours, per @MatteMoretto and @marca.City are looking to strengthen their midfield, with Elliot Anderson expected to beโ€ฆ pic.twitter.com/F1J3j1itydโ€” 433 (@4..

Read more

Former Kenya Sevens ace ties the knot in the US

Former Kenya Sevens winger Alvin Marube has embarked on a new chapter away from rugby after tying the knot with his long-time partner in Canada.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe former Impala Saracens speedster announced the joyous news on Tuesday, 30 June, through a collaborative Instagram post with his wife, sharing moments from their intimate wedding ceremony.How Ayimba influenced Collins Injera’s choice of boots throughout his careerThe wedding comes nearly three months after Marube revealed his engagement on Sunday, 5 April, with the couple now making their union official in a celebration attended by close friends and family.”Such a special, intimate, beautiful celebration. Thank you to our friends and family who consistently show up for us, even at the last minute. The future is brighter than the present,” the couple wrote in the joint Instagram post.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827071##The announcement has been warmly received within Kenya’s rugby fraternity, where Marube remain..

Read more

Nick Mwendwa opens up on running multi-billion businesses

Former FKF President Nick Mwendwa has revealed how he manages to balance his multi-billion-shilling Riverbank Solutions tech business, FKF Premier League side Kariobangi Sharks, his multi-million-shilling poultry farming venture and other business interests.The 46-year-old has established himself as one of the country’s astute businessmen, with ventures and interests across different sectors of the economy.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827037##Mwendwa grabbed headlines in March 2025 after KCB bought a 75% stake in his fintech firm, Riverbank Solutions, for a reported fee of USD 15 million (approximately KSh2 billion).The Kariobangi Sharks founder is currently an online sensation through his multi-million-shilling Swiggo poultry business.In a sit-down interview with Mozzart Sport at his Riverbank Solutions office, the business mogul opened up about his multiple ventures.Faith Kipyegon headlines Kenyan charge at star-studded Prefontaine Classicโ€œThe science is the same. You need people who are committed..

Read more

“We’re devastated”: Diarra’s brutal verdict on Senegal’s painful World Cup exit

Senegal were left shattered after their World Cup dream took a devastating blow as Belgium fought back from 2-0 down in the 86th minute to snatch victory in one of the tournament’s most dramatic encounters.The Lions of Teranga had doubled their advantage in the second half. Still, Lukaku and Tielemans netted twice in the span of just three minutes to take the game to extra time, where the latter added another one from the spot in the fifth minute of stoppage time for a shocking outcome.Senegal’s tragedy, Senegal’s suicide: Belgium make incredible comeback and advance after extra-time thrillerFor Senegal captain Habib Diarra, who had fired his side into the lead, the final whistle brought only disbelief.”We’re disappointed,” Diarra admitted. “We had a good first half, but it wasn’t enough. A match lasts 90 minutes, and we’re devastated. It’s very tough. I don’t know what to say.”When you’re on the pitch, you have to give your all, and that’s not what we did. We’ve only got ourselves to ..

Read more

Angella Okutoyi begins professional tennis journey with move to London

Kenya’s most decorated tennis player, Angella Okutoyi, has officially begun the next chapter of her career after relocating to London to pursue life as a full-time professional.The 22-year-old moved to the United Kingdom late last month and will now base her training and competition schedule in south-west London as she sets her sights on competing among the world’s elite.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827037##Okutoyi has already secured her place in Kenyan sporting history. In 2022, she became the first Kenyan to win a Grand Slam title after partnering Dutch player Rose Marie Nijkamp to claim the Wimbledon Girls’ Doubles Championship. The pair came from a set down to defeat Canadians Kayla Cross and Victoria Mboko 3 6, 6 4, 11 9 in a thrilling final.She added another historic achievement in 2024 by becoming the first Kenyan woman in 46 years to win the African Games women’s singles gold medal.Her move to London follows an outstanding collegiate career at Auburn University in the United States. During ..

Read more

Faith Kipyegon headlines Kenyan charge at star-studded Prefontaine Classic

Kenya’s biggest athletics stars will be out to make a statement when the Wanda Diamond League returns to Eugene, Oregon, for the prestigious Prefontaine Classic on Saturday, with Olympic and world champions set to feature in some of the meeting’s most anticipated races.All eyes will be on three-time Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon as she returns to Hayward Field, where she produced one of the greatest performances of her career by breaking the women’s 1500m world record with 3:48.68 at last year’s Prefontaine Classic.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827037##The five-time world champion will switch to the women’s mile, an event in which she also owns the world record of 4:07.64, and will face a formidable field that includes fellow Kenyan Dorcus Ewoi, Australia’s Jessica Hull and Britain’s Georgia Hunter Bell in a race featuring every medallist from the last World Championships and Olympic Games over 1500m.World 800m champion Lilian Odira will also be aiming to continue her impressive rise when she takes..

Read more