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FEASSSA 2026: Chesamis face early test as Kenyan teams impress in lacrosse

Kenya’s hopes of retaining the FEASSSA boys’ volleyball title suffered an early setback as national champions Chesamis High School were beaten 3-1 by Uganda’s Bukedea on Saturday, 15 August in Morogoro.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsChesamis, who are carrying Kenya’s volleyball challenge after winning the 2026 KSSSA national title, lost 25-23, 22-25, 18-25, 14-25 in a match that saw the Kenyan side take the opening set, before Bukedea responded strongly to win the next three.The defeat puts Chesamis on the back foot early in their campaign, but there is still plenty of volleyball to be played, as they seek to follow in the footsteps of Cheptil, who won the FEASSSA boys’ volleyball title for Kenya last year.FEASSSA: Musingu announce title intentions as Kenya records mixed results on Day Two in MorogoroFor Chesamis, the challenge now will be to recover quickly and turn their national championship success into a strong regional campaign.Kenya’s other representatives had contr..

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FEASSSA: Musingu announce title intentions as Kenya records mixed results on Day Two in Morogoro

National handball champions Musingu High School made a strong statement on their first day of action at the 2026 FEASSSA Games in Morogoro, defeating Uganda’s Mbogo Mixed Secondary School 38-25 as Kenya’s representatives continued their campaigns across the various disciplines.Musingu’s victory was particularly significant, as they look to retain the handball boys’ title for Kenya won by St. Luke’s Kiminini at last year’s FEASSSA Games in Kakamega.The national champions showed their experience against Mbogo, building on their opening-day success and maintaining their push for their first regional crown.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsMusingu were not the only Kenyan handball side to enjoy success as St Joseph’s Boys Kitale also secured a convincing 36-23 victory over Tanzania’s Maweni. Gombe Secondary School of Uganda, meanwhile, continued their strong start by beating hosts Kikuyu 33-22.The results leave the handball competition finely poised as teams continue their push t..

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Blow for the Red Devils: Milan sounds the alarm in Manchester

Manchester United suffered a disappointing 4-2 defeat as Ruben Amorim’s AC Milan produced a stunning comeback in Poland.A fine second-half turnaround to end pre-season 👏 pic.twitter.com/4H8adkcvmS— AC Milan (@acmilan) August 15, 2026 United made the perfect start when Harry Maguire rose highest to head home Bruno Fernandes’ corner after just two minutes. Amad Diallo then went close to doubling the lead, suggesting that Amorim could be in for a frustrating afternoon against his former club.Milan gradually found their rhythm, however. Senne Lammens was forced into a good save to deny Loftus-Cheek, but the Rossoneri eventually found their equaliser when Goncalo Ramos created the opening for Chukwueze to make it 1-1.🚨⚽| GOAL: HARRY MAGURE SCORES FOR UNITED!!! WHAT A BRILLIANT HEADER!!!Manchester United 1-0 AC Milan pic.twitter.com/DP2yU7IfdQ— Futball Centa (@futballcenta) August 15, 2026 🚨⚽| GOAL: SAMUEL CHUKWUEZE EQUALISES FOR AC MILAN!!!Manchester United 1-1 AC Milan pic.twitter.com/QMKP..

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Charlton’s comeback in the first round, Sichenje did his part of the job

The opening round of the English Championship was played today, and we have already seen several interesting results and entertaining matches. One of them took place in southeast London, where Charlton secured a victory after a fantastic comeback against Derby, making an excellent start to the new season.OPENING-DAY W 😍#cafc pic.twitter.com/Ps2FzOVhhP— Charlton Athletic FC (@CAFCofficial) August 15, 2026 The first half was fairly even, with both sides having their moments. However, in the 23rd minute, the visitors managed to take advantage of a lapse in Charlton’s defence, with Sammie Szmodics making the most of the opportunity that came his way to put Derby ahead. That was also the scoreline at half-time.During the opening 15 minutes of the second half, it appeared that Derby might be able to hold on to their advantage, as the visitors enjoyed more possession and controlled the ball better. However, the game soon took a different turn. First, Lloyd Jones levelled the score in the 61st..

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FEASSSA: St. Mary’s Yala fire blanks against Morogoro Secondary as St. Joseph’s Kitale frustrate Amus College

Kenyan secondary school football sides were forced to settle for draws in their respective Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSSA) football matches on Saturday, 15 August, with St. Mary’s School Yala picking up the country’s first point in the boys’ competition, while St. Joseph’s Girls Kitale frustrated Uganda’s Amus College in the girls’ category.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsSt. Mary’s Yala battled to a hard fought 0-0 draw against hosts Morogoro Secondary School at the Highlands Rehabilitation Facility in Morogoro, surviving relentless pressure from the Tanzanian outfit to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stage alive.The Siaya County side, making only their second appearance at the regional championships after winning silver at this year’s Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Games, were pinned back for long spells by a confident Morogoro side backed by a lively home crowd.##NAJAVA_MECA_9895158##Morogoro announce..

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Business as usual as heavyweights storm Kabeberi 7s quarter-finals

KCB Rugby, Kabras RFC, Menengai Oilers and Kenya Harlequin are among the eight teams that have booked their places in the quarter-finals of the 2026 Kabeberi 7s after an action-packed opening day at the RFUEA Grounds in Nairobi on Saturday, 15 August.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe four Kenya Cup heavyweights were joined in the knockout stage by Daystar Falcons, Mwamba RFC, Strathmore Leos and Blak Blad, setting up a competitive quarter-final line-up at the third leg of the National 7s Circuit.KCB and Kabras emerged from Pool D, Oilers and Blak Blad progressed from Pool C, Strathmore Leos and Mwamba advanced from Pool B, while Pool A produced Kenya Harlequin and Daystar Falcons as the two quarter-finalists.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894161##KCB and Kabras had both made winning starts to their campaigns before securing their knockout places.KCB overcame Nakuru RFC 28-0 in their opening match despite being made to work for their breakthrough in the first half.Floyd Wabwire eventually..

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The Shark in Paris! Ferran Torres at the European champions

Paris Saint-Germain have secured the signing of Ferran Torres from Barcelona in a deal worth approximately €50 million, with the Spain international committing his future to the French champions until 2031. The forward, who recently scored the decisive goal in Spain’s 2026 World Cup triumph, will wear the famous number nine shirt at the Parc des Princes.PSG have brought the transfer saga to an end after several days of negotiations with Barcelona. The two clubs eventually reached an agreement worth around €50m, with Torres putting pen to paper on a five-year contract in the French capital.¡Hola! 👀 pic.twitter.com/huIc1JzPEt— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) August 15, 2026 t>The move brings an end to Torres’ four-year spell at Barcelona, where he enjoyed considerable domestic success after joining from Manchester City in 2022. During his time at Camp Nou, the attacker collected three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey and three Spanish Super Cups.His departure comes shortly after the b..

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From penalty area to boardroom: Why former AFC Leopards goalkeeper retired from football at 28

For a goalkeeper, the age of 28 is often considered the beginning of the prime years. Experience has caught up with youthful athleticism, decision-making is sharper, and the best years are often still ahead. That is what makes Edwin Mukolwe’s decision to retire from professional football in January this year, all the more surprising.After a decade in Kenyan football that took him from the famous Kakamega High School Green Commandos to FKF Premier League clubs AFC Leopards, Wazito FC, Bidco United, Nairobi City Stars and finally Kakamega Homeboyz, Mukolwe chose to hang up his gloves not because his body could no longer keep up, but because he believed it was time to pursue a different purpose. Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsToday, the former goalkeeper has traded the penalty area for boardrooms and client meetings. Armed with a Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration from the United States International University-Africa (USIU-A), he has begun a new cha..

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Boost for Ulinzi Stars as six players complete KDF training

FKF Premier League side Ulinzi Stars have received a major boost ahead of the upcoming 2026/27 season, following the passing out of six players from the Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) Recruits Training School (RTS).Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsMarauding full back Leon Levitt Otieno, the inspiring Joseph Omuse, Isaa Lumumba, Felix Otieno, Fredrick Oduor and Joseph Ochieng were among the thousands who completed a six-month long training at the Eldoret-based institution.##NAJAVA_MECA_9895182##The absence of the six was among the key factors that led to a disastrous campaign by the 2010 league champions last season, that almost led to their relegation from the league.The passing out of the six is a big sigh of relief to Ulinzi Stars, who took to their socials to congratulate and welcome them back to the team.Harambee Stars prospect links up with fellow Kenyan after joining English club“Huge congratulations to our players on officially passing out. Your hard work, discipline, and..

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FALSE 10: When a constant becomes an absence – new era without one of EPL symbols

There are people in life who somehow manage to fly under the radar. They are there, but we rarely notice them. Their presence feels so natural, so taken for granted. Until they’re gone.When that happens, there is a kind of awakening. Suddenly, we all become aware of the void they have left behind, remembering their glory days, successes and achievements. Only then do we start to regard them as legends and give them the place in history they deserve.False 10: You’ll never make such a legacy alone like Mo didMany would say that by then, it’s already too late. But don’t be fooled – everyone likes to have their moment in the spotlight, even in the twilight of their career, and make the most of their fifteen minutes of fame.But not the hero of our story. His glory days were quiet. He had a gentle nature and never sought attention. He was like that good neighbour who says good morning to you every day, but you’re not even sure what his name is. So, even his departure passed without much fanf..

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