Long-serving Sports Registrar Rose Wasike has retired.Wasike was the first person to hold the position following the enactment of the Sports Act in 2013.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe Sports Act transferred the registration of federations and clubs to her office from the Registrar of Societies.Wasike, who has held the position for the last 11 years, retired at the end of August bringing to an end a tumultuous stint that was largely marred with conflict with some clubs and federations.##NAJAVA_MECA_946125##During her 11 years career at the Ministry of Sports, Wasike was tasked with implementing the Sports Act and ensuring sporting entities conduct business legally. It is a task that put her in constant friction with clubs and some federations, as officials seemingly struggled to comply with the requirements needed to be registered as officials of either clubs or federations.Among her major achievements was the move to ensure that all federations are supported by the gov..

Up against some of the best teams on the continent, the senior national men’s volleyball team, Wafalme Stars, will have to dig deep if their target for a podium place at the 2026 CAVB Men’s African Nations Volleyball Championship is to be realised.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsWafalme Stars are ramping up preparations for the Championship, scheduled to take place from Sunday, 13 to Saturday, 26 September in Tunis, Tunisia. Initially slated for Kinshasa, DR Congo, the Confédération Africaine de Volleyball (CAVB) moved the continental showpiece to Tunisia due to health and safety concerns.Malkia Strikers captain opens up about dark period of processing loss to EgyptKenya earned its place in Tunis after dominating the CAVB Zone V qualifiers in June, winning all four matches without dropping a set to finish top with 12 points. The Gideon Tarus-led side saw off Tanzania, hosts Uganda, South Sudan and Burundi to qualify as the best team from the zone.A top three finish for Taru..

Harambee Stars striker Micah Obiero is officially a new Carlisle United player, having completed his move from English National League side Wealdstone on Wednesday, 9 September.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsObiero, 25, has joined the Blues for an undisclosed fee, signing a two-year deal with an option of another year.The move, as per Wealdstone, comes in the backdrop of extended negotiations between Obiero and the club, with the Kenyan international said to be heavily invested in exploring a new challenge.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945959##“Micah was going into the final year of his contract and we made every attempt to get him to extend his time with us,” Wealdstone chairman Rory Fitzgerald said on the transfer. “He [Obiero] was clear with us though that he wanted a new challenge to help achieve his ambition to play in the EFL, and that he wanted to take this opportunity to join Carlisle.“Of course we would have liked Micah to stay, but once a player decides they want to leave the cl..

Malkia Strikers captain Meldina Sande has opened up about the tribulations of processing the deflating 3-0 defeat to Egypt in the 2026 CAVB Women’s African Nations Championship that saw Kenya surrender their title and fail to secure direct qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKenya faced their Egyptian counterparts in the final of the recently concluded 2026 CAVB Women’s African Nations Championship, which was staged in Kenya for the first time in 11 years. Malkia Strikers pay courtesy visit to Mozzart Bet after CAVB Women’s African ChampionshipAfter the full-time whistle sounded, the team broke into tears, with the thought of losing the final at home and missing out on a direct ticket to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics proving too much to bear.Sande, a pillar of strength in the team, was equally in tears but quickly resorted to wrapping her arms around her teammates and, in an interview with Mozzart Sport, opened up about how the r..

The progress of African football is undeniable, and there is plenty of evidence to back that up.Four years ago, Morocco achieved a landmark feat by reaching the World Cup semi-finals. At the 2026 WC, several national teams from the “mother continent” – such as Cabo Verde, Egypt, Senegal, Ivory Coast, and others – proved they could compete with European sides. And another milestone for African football will be reached today in France.Tonight at 10 pm at the Parc des Princes, as referee Mykola Balakin gets the Paris Saint-Germain-Slovan Bratislava match underway, Yaya Toure will officially become the first African manager to coach a team in the Champions League.🚨🌍 𝗗𝗜𝗗 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗞𝗡𝗢𝗪?Yaya Touré is about to make Champions League history. 💫🏆🇨🇮 First African manager to lead a team in the Champions League main stage.🧑‍💼 First senior head-coaching job.🏆 Guided Slovan Bratislava through qualifying.🏟️ First UCL match as a… pic.twitter.com/cqoCE5ejPo— CASTED HUNTER💙❤️ (@CastedHunterHQ) September 9, 202..

It’s not hard to guess what the main topic at the next family lunch in the Mbappe household will be. In fact, we can try to paint the picture…After the usual catch-up over a nice meal, while the proud parents gaze at their two sons with tears in their eyes, happy to have the family together again, Kylian and Ethan will – as every child ever – get their chance to vent, and both will complain about the same thing – Real Betis!Parrott’s plumage outshines Madrid’s stars: Mou suffers first La Liga defeatWhy? Believe us, there are plenty of reasons…Last Friday, Real Madrid faced the Seville club in La Liga, and it didn’t go well, to say the least.Los Blancos fell to a 1-0 defeat at Estadio de la Cartuja, thanks to Troy Parrott’s winner, with Kylian Mbappe emerging as a tragic figure after missing a stoppage-time penalty to secure at least a point for his team. The whole stadium, as well as several Betis players, laughed in his face and taunted him.Mbappe Penalty Miss in Real Betis vs Rea..