Kenyan runner Tabitha Gichia Wambui has been banned from competition for seven years after testing positive for norandrosterone and tampering with the anti-doping process.

Team officials have spoken of the difficulties managing athletes across three Athletes’ Villages at the Commonwealth Games here as they adapt to the new model.

Kenya’s Lawrence Cherono, winner of the Boston and Chicago Marathons in 2019, and Randolph Ross, who won Olympic gold last summer as part of the United States 4x400 metres relay team, are both out of the World Athletics Championships in Eugue due to receiving provisional anti-doping suspensions.

Ferdinand Omanyala, Africa’s fastest 100 metres runner, is due to arrive in time - just - to compete at the World Athletics Championships Oregon22 after overcoming visa hold-ups.

Namibia defeated Kenya 36-0 in the Rugby Africa Cup final to book their place into next year’s Rugby World Cup in France.

Olympic champions Emmanuel Korir and Conseslus Kipruto highlight Kenya's 43-strong athletics squad set to compete at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

History-makers Perister Bosire and Kalvin Afude have been selected to represent Kenya in judo at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

South Africa have won the inaugural Baseball5 African Championship in Dar es Salaam, overcoming Kenya in the final.

Kenya's team for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games is taking part in a residential camp at the Moi International Sports Centre which starts today.

Kenya will feature in the women’s 3x3 wheelchair basketball competition at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games after being awarded a bipartite place.

Police have launched a manhunt after distance runner Damaris Muthee Mutua was stabbed to death in Iten.

Kenya and Zimbabwe are set to feature in tomorrow's Africa Cup of Nations qualifying draw, despite both countries' National Federations being suspended by FIFA due to Government interference.

The National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) has launched a two-week youth camp as they seek to prepare the next generation of athletes for upcoming Games.

Personal branding and managing fame and fortune were among the topics discussed during the National Olympic Committee of Kenya’s (NOC-K) Athletes' Commission Forum.