1. Omanyala will be ready for Paris Olympic Games, says coach Kimani

    Omanyala said there was still time for him to rectify a few things.

    Kenya's Ferdinand Omanyala (centre) takes on USA's Kenny Bednarek
  2. Mo Farah: Kenya made me who I am

    On Tuesday, he paid a courtesy call on President William Ruto at State House in Nairobi.

    President William Ruto (left) with former Olympic champion Mo Farah
  3. Veteran para athlete Mushai leads strong Kenyan team for world event

    Kenya sends 13 athletes to Japan in search of Paris Paralympics slots.

    Para athletes
  4. Sloppy booking? Drama as Team Kenya detained, miss world race over flight mix-up

    World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships went down on Sunday.

    Samuel Gathimba wins 10km race walk
  5. Mo Farah begins Kenyan tour with MYSA tournament

    The legendary athlete is in Kenya to raise awareness and increase support for the needs and aspirations of migrants in the country.

    Former Olympic champion Mo Farah
  6. Mutiso wades off Bekele to win London Marathon

    Mutiso edged out Ethiopia’s Kenenisa Bekele to second place in a time of 2:04:15.

    Kenya’s Alexander Mutiso Munyao
  7. Peres Jepchirchir wins London Marathon in world record time

    Jepchirchir broke Mary Keitany's women's only world record time of 2:17:01.

    Peres Jepchirchir
  8. London marathon roster teeming with Kenyan and Ethiopian stars

    The London Marathon is third in the Abbott Marathon Majors rooster.

    Peres Jepchirchir
  9. Bednarek ends Omanyala's dominance at Absa Kip Keino Classic

    Omanyala said it was still a good race and couldn’t really blame the light showers.

    Kenya's Ferdinand Omanyala (centre) takes on USA's Kenny Bednarek
  10. Wanyonyi, Kibiwott crack world leads at Absa Kip Keino Classic

    World 800metres silver medallist Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Commonwealth Games steeplechase champion Abraham Kibiwott and world under-20 1,500m champion Reynold Kipkorir have set world leads in their...

    Kenya's Emmanuel Wanyonyi