From the heart of Shauri Moyo to commanding the basketball in Kenya to the grand courts of the Basketball Africa League, Nairobi City Thunder is a rising basketball powerhouse built on excellence, teamwork, and community.
St. John’s Junior School , Nairobi, Stages Electric Performance to Clinch Inaugural NBA Jr. Basketball National Title
Scheduled to take place from July 25 to August 3, 2025, in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, the Women's AfroBasket promises to be a thrilling event for basketball fans across Africa.
The two-day tournament saw 40 teams and 480 players from Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale compete. Beyond the basketball action, the event also featured financial literacy sessions through M-PESA Go
Safaricom’s M-PESA, the region's leading mobile payment platform, will play a central role in the program by hosting financial literacy workshops for participating youth, empowering them to develop he
Kayole has become a part of Kenyan basketball vernacular, and is often used jokingly or informally when a player makes a traveling violation.
This qualification marks a pivotal moment for Kenyan basketball, boasting it’s recognition on the continental stage.
This tournament was more than a sporting event. It was a vibrant celebration of culture, coinciding with the third edition of the Dakar en Jeux Festival.
This year’s tournament was a community driven initiative aimed at raising awareness and support for cancer patients.It served as a tribute to the late Job Waka
In other league matches, Trinity Queens edged out Kibera Soccer women 1 – 0 at Wolves Den while goals from Mercy Njeri and Rebbecca Okwaro helped Police Bullets beat Bunyore starlets 2 – 0 at Mumboha
