James Mwamba is a Journalist and Team Leader at NationAfrica. He specializes in covering International Sports Leagues and Federations, as well as Sports Tournaments, bringing insightful analysis and engaging stories to sports enthusiasts. James has been featured in NationAfrica and MSN.
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In Tokyo Reigning champion, Mary Moraa, faces her biggest battle yet at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo as she seeks to keep the women's 800 metres title she won two years ago in Budapest.
By: James Mwamba
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Kenya's Emmanuel Wanyonyi won the two-lap race in a championship record time of 1 minute and 41.86 seconds.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Kenya finished second on the medal table with 11 awards -- seven gold, two silver and two bronze.
Juicy cash rewards from event organisers and the government awaits Kenyan world beaters.
They switched passports for among other reasons stiff competition for Team Kenya places.
By: James Mwamba
Among the five affected are Brigid Kosgei and Ronald Kwemoi.
Among the five affected are Brigid Kosgei and Ronald Kwemoi.
By: James Mwamba, Ayumba Ayodi
They opted to represent other countries for reasons varying from a desire to improve their finances.
African record holder, Ferdinand Omanyala of Kenya, on Saturday clocked 9.94 seconds to win the men's 100m race at the 2026 Xiamen Diamond League Meeting in China.
By: James Mwamba, Bernard Rotich
He returns to New York with a rich resume, having won in 2025. He also bagged gold in Boston, Chicago and Tokyo marathons.
