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Kenyan Premier League Football Fixtures

Kenya Premier League is owned and managed by the 16 Premier League clubs. They organize matches for clubs and national teams to represent the country in international competitions. Also, some ...

Period Sport Competiton/ Tournament 02nd – 03rd  December 2011 Rugby Dubai Sevens 09th – 10th  December 2011 Rugby South Africa Sevens 08th – 11th  December 2011 Golf – European Tour Dubai World Championship 16th – 29th January 2012 Tennis Grand Slam - Australian Open 11th December 2011 Soccer – Spanish La Liga Real Madrid - Barcelona 12th December 2011 Soccer – Barclays Premier League Chelsea v Manchester City 18th December 2011 Soccer – Barclays Premier League Manchester City v Arsenal 22nd December 2011 Soccer – Barclays Premier League Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea 3rd January 2012 Soccer – Barclays Premier League Manchester City v Liverpool 22nd January 2012 Soccer – Barclays Premier League Arsenal v Manchester United Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur 6th-7th December 2012  Soccer – UEFA Champions League   Group Stage - Matchday 6 14th-22nd February 2012  Soccer – UEFA Champions League Round of 16

Started in 1917, The East Africa Women’s League is the oldest women's organization in Kenya. There are 24 Branches throughout the country raising funds to help needy women and children. ...

Oshwal Youth League presents this event which is open to all communities and anyone who can form a team of between 15 and 25 people.

The Beautiful GameKenyan football has had its share of ups and downs. Corruption scandals, bitter infighting between football institutions, sub-standard facilities and poor performance by the national team Harambee Stars have blighted the sport. However, the passion for the beautiful game burns fiercely with many Kenyans supporting their local team and an English Premiership club – the favourites here are Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal.  And of course, there is McDonald Mariga, the first Kenyan to win the Champions League. At the time of writing he is still playing for Italian Serie A club Inter Milan, although there is speculation that he is looking to move.

Azalea is a well established grill with an exceptionally well stocked and cozy bar for the discerning client who wants something a little special. Its' gardens give the added space ...

The Kenya Rugby Sevens is one of the most exciting sporting ventures in the country.

When my football-crazy son heard that Samuel Eto’o was coming to Nanyuki to present the winners’ trophy at the final of the Laikipia and Beyond Unity Cup, he was very excited.

KSRA is a membership organization which governs and administers all matters pertaining to squash in Kenya and oversees all sanctioned competitions. They promote the sport as a means to a ...

Nairobi's newest and trendiest lounge offering you the very best in entertainment and fine dining with amazing ambiance.

Did you know that a child goes blind every minute, and that in Kenya the rate of blindness is 10 times that of the western world? One person in every hundred is totally blind and yet 80% of this is treatable.

Having just returned from the UK where they have already switched on the Christmas Lights in Regent Street, it is good to see that we are not far off here on the Coast. 

Amy grew up on a game farm in Indiana, USA so her lifelong association with animals started at a very early age. Her horses ran with the zebra, camels, buffalo and llama. Amy’s family bred and raised working Australian Shepherds. Amy worked for Radisson Hotels while attending Ivy Tech in Indianapolis, and then moved from The Radisson Plaza Hotel and Suites in Indiana to the Radisson Mark Plaza Hotel in Alexandria, VA. Amy then moved to Moscow to open the first American-managed hotel in the Soviet Union, the Radisson Slavjanskaya Hotel. Amy oversaw all events at the residence and dachas, including 7 visits of the US President and Vice President.After a 15 year career in Hospitality Management, Amy took off her high heels to return to her roots and work extensively with the Labrador Retriever Club of the Potomac (a rescue started by ethical Labrador breeders) in Virginia, USA where she trained foster dogs and helped many dogs overcome behavioral issues. She also raised puppies for the CETC (Canine Enforcement Training Center) in Front Royal, VA. Five of the 6 puppies she raised went on to detect drugs and currency for US Customs and Border Patrol.Amy has been in Kenya since 2006 where she founded the East African Kennel Club and has been an active member ever since. She also belongs to the Labrador Retriever Club of Kenya and the Ladies Kennel Association. She teaches the Wednesday morning socialization class for the Labrador Club, the beginner’s obedience class on Saturday afternoons run by the German Shepherd Dog League and has recently started teaching a communication class for the Kenya Police Dog Section for the new dog handling recruits. Amy has worked with the staff at the KSPCA to train dogs for their annual Shaggy Dog show. In 2008, Amy started Custom Made K-9 Supply making handmade leather, professional quality leashes and working gear for security dogs as well as companion dogs.In her free time, Amy is working on a storybook to educate primary school children about how to take good care of their animals, especially dogs. Amy enjoys camping and frequently camps with the Labrador Retriever Club.Amy currently has a yellow Lab that was a US Customs dog (yes, she kept her only “failed” pup) and a lovable shenzi that showed up under her gate 2 years ago, likely from the Karura forest.

If you are a sports fanatic with an passionate vocalized attachment to soccer then there is some good news just for you. SuperSport, your world of champions, is looking for someone just like you to be a Kiswahili commentator. Can you Bonga Boli like no one else you know? Well let's see what you got!

From the slightly twisted comedic mind of Seth McFarlane comes a heartwarming tale of a lifelong friendship between a man and his teddy bear

Having recently returned to Kenya after quite some time overseas, I was looking to immerse myself in Nairobi’s happening nightlife scene. I would like to think that I have been somewhat successful, mainly in the Westlands’ area. But now, after many nights spent visiting the usual haunts and bumping into the same inebriated faces (and the token over-50, leery bar-hugger) every time, I have to admit it’s getting tedious. My friends and I have settled into a routine that reminds me of  the Artic Monkeys’ lyric “remember when the bars were all electric.”

When I first heard of The Vampire Diaries, I told anyone who would listen just how much I hated twilight and couldn’t be compelled to watch a syndicated version. But because of second hand exposure by an ex-girlfriend and an obsessive younger sister, I found myself ALSO addicted to the post teen chronicles of a disturbed girl with a vampire boyfriend and, slightly hotter than her, witch best friend. So when news broke that another teen supernatural romance series was set to be released based on werewolves my interests were poked.

My least favorite DC comics’ character (after The Spectre) has once again weaseled his way onto television. Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) is perhaps the most pointless of all the DC heroes.