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Speaking during a recovery session in Nairobi, Prisons coach Josp Barasa rued missed opportunities that saw his team continue their wait for a national league title, which has now stretched into a fifth year. He, however, said the Kenya Cup presents an opportunity for redemption.
Speaking to Radio Generation about the tournament, KVF Vice President Paul Bitok highlighted its importance, saying that the more competitions available for Kenyan players, the better it is for both clubs and the national team.
Speaking to Radio Generation ahead of the Kenya Cup, which began on Friday, KVF Vice President Paul Bitok hailed the efforts made by several clubs that have attracted international and experienced stars such as Sharon Chepchumba and Pamela Adhiambo, among others.
Speaking to Radio Generation on Wednesday during a training session at the venue, Bitok underscored the significance of the Kenya Cup, now in its second year, saying the competition has become an important addition to the national volleyball calendar alongside the league.
Speaking after the final whistle by center referee Constant Cap, South African tactician Carlos Katywa said he was pleased to have won his fifth Kenya Cup title while in charge of Kabras after successfully guiding the Kakamega-based sugar men to victories in the 2021/22, 2022/23, 2023/24, 2024/25, and now the 2025/26 seasons.
Communicating via a statement, the local rugby governing body praised Ominde, adding that he arrives with a reputation as one of the game’s sharp minds on the sidelines, and currently, he is part of the technical team at Menengai Oilers.
Mwamba, who recently added national team player Phoebe Akinyi to their side from Northern Surbabs, came into the clash on the back of four consecutive title wins.
This confirmation comes after Saturday, KCB thrashed Nondies 52-7 in their semifinal game played at their Ruaraka grounds, while Kabras whitewashed Blak Blad 48-12 at the ASK grounds in Kakamega.
Speaking in Nairobi on Thursday during the unveiling of the partnership, Club Chairman Edwin Waita said the agreement comes at a crucial time as the team prepares for life in the top tier. Under the deal, Dignity Furniture will contribute KES 3 million annually for three seasons, with an option to renew upon expiry.
Kabras RFC clashed with Menengai Oilers in the Rai derby at home in Kakamega Show Grounds on Saturday, winning the tie 27-13 to stretch their lead to 52 points on the log, while Oilers are now third with 45 points.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, the national rugby governing body said the decision was reached after its committee determined that relevant regulations had been contravened.
Centre referee Kevin Wambugu, assisted by Marlynne Injehu and Brian Nyakundi, had no choice but to stop the match due to an unplayable surface when the scores were tied at 10-10 after defending champions Kabras had equalised. KCB head coach Andrew Amonde, however, says the situation does not faze him and that his team will take the bull by the horns when the match is replayed.