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Milestone as Kenya selected to host HSBC Seven's Division 2

World Rugby has officially confirmed Kenya as the hosts of the opening leg of the HSBC SVNS 2, marking a historic milestone for the nation and the East African region. Scheduled for 14th–15th February 2026, the Nairobi tournament will usher in the second season of the restructured global sevens circuit, bringing premier international rugby action to Kenyan soil for the first time ever. The selection positions Kenya as the inaugural stop on the three-leg calendar, with Brazil and Uruguay set to host the subsequent rounds.

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International Rugby Is Back!

The 2026 Six Nations gets under way on Thursday, 5 February with England, France and Ireland the favourites to win the title. France, Ireland and Wales all have three home games while Scotland, England and Italy have two each. France won the 2025 Six Nations thanks to a bonus-point win over Scotland in the final match of the Championship. Who takes the title this year?

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The Super Rugby Pacific season kicks off in February with plenty of intrigue.

Can the Crusaders continue their dominance, or will Australia’s rising franchises, bolstered by key signings, challenge the status quo? And don’t count out the Pacific powerhouses - Moana Pasifika and the Fijian Drua - who will be looking to shake up the table and make their mark on the competition. First outings for the new wave of players participating in Super Rugby Pacific 2026 will be seen over the weekend, with traditional pre-season games kicking off across the country.

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Transfer window in Kenya’s football ecosystem coming to a close

Kenyan Premier League (KPL) and FKF Women’s Premier League (WPL) sides, the window closes on February 2, 2026. National Super League (NSL) and Women’s National Super League (WNSL) teams’ transfer business window closes on February 9, while FKF Division One and Women’s Division One clubs window will close on February 16.

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Abuya named Tanzania Premier League Player of the Month for Dec.

Harambee Stars midfielder Duke Abuya continues to enjoy a rich vein of form after being named the Tanzanian Premier League Player of the Month for December, capping off an impressive run of performances for Tanzanian giants Young Africans SC. What portends for the season with the end of continental assignments, as Tanzania’s ‘Ligi Kuu’ contest heats up! Stay tuned!

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