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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..

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 Classic“The science is the same. You need people who are committed..

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 ..

Tottenham Hotspur legend Victor Wanyama has disclosed the extraordinary demands expected of African players to effectively compete in Europe.The former Harambee Stars captain is one of the African stars who have had prolonged careers in Europe, having played there for over 12 years.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827037##With stiff competition for places from players across the world, as well as the demand and responsibility of clubs to develop local and homegrown players, the standards for foreign players, especially those from Africa, are significantly higher.Having undergone the pressure that comes with playing at the top level for several years, Wanyama took time to explain what it takes for African players to compete.“I think in Europe there are a lot of players, and they have their own who can do the same job as you do. So when they get you, they expect you to be better, maybe five times or 10 times better than their own,” stated Wanyama.Simba Queens pay heartfelt tribute to Shikangwa following E..

DR Congo confirmed the passing of head coach Sebastien Desabre’s father following their heartbreaking World Cup defeat to England.The African side came within touching distance of a famous victory, holding the lead for almost 70 minutes in Atlanta before Harry Kane turned the match around. The England captain first restored parity before striking the decisive goal in the 86th minute to seal a dramatic comeback for the Three Lions.Leopards may be stronger than Three Lions – but not than “monster” called Harry Kane!Despite the disappointment, DR Congo earned widespread praise for their spirited display in what was their first World Cup appearance since 1974, when they competed under the name Zaire.Yet the emotional occasion was overshadowed by devastating personal news involving Desabre. It remains unclear when the 49-year-old was informed of his father’s death. He completed his post-match media duties before the announcement was made at the conclusion of the press conference.A media off..

Kenya Police FC are plotting a move for Gor Mahia assistant captain Geoffrey “Simiti” Ochieng after the experienced defender’s contract with the record Kenyan Premier League champions expired, leaving his future at K’Ogalo hanging in the balance.The left-back, who has been one of Gor Mahia’s longest-serving players since joining from Western Stima in 2019, is among several players whose contracts have lapsed as the club weighs its options ahead of the new campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827037##Sources close to the former league champions, Kenya Police FC, have revealed that the club has already initiated contact with Ochieng as they seek to bolster their squad for the title defence and continental football.”We have spoken to the player and his representatives because he fits the profile we are looking for,” a source close to the Police technical bench said.”He is an experienced winner, a leader and one of the best left-backs in the country. Naturally, a player of his calibre attracts interest..