Nick Mwendwa, the ousted boss of the Football Kenya Federation, appeared in Milimani courts facing potential detention based on a magistrate's ruling on the Director of Criminal Investigation's application. Prosecution counsel Everline Onunga requested Mwendwa's 14-day detention for investigation into suspected fraudulent transactions involving FKF funds. Mwendwa was previously released on bail and is barred from accessing his former office, contacting FKF employees, or attending football matches. His legal troubles began when Sports CS Amina Mohamed disbanded FKF and appointed a caretaker committee led by retired Judge Aaron Ringera.

Kenya Ports Authority libero Sam Juma is determined to establish his own reputation in volleyball, stepping out of the shadow of his father, Juma Walukhu. Trained at Kahawa Youth Academy, Sam has attracted interest from Tunisian club Kelibia after a strong performance at the African Club Championships. He credits his father for guiding him to become a libero despite his initial desire to play other positions. Sam has won three best libero awards and aims to surpass his family's achievements in volleyball. He also sees the recent performance in Tunisia as a sign that KPA is ready to challenge the dominance of General Service Unit and Kenya Prisons in the league.

The Kenyan national women's volleyball team, Malkia Strikers, is set to play a friendly match against Red Star Belgrade on Saturday at 6 pm East Africa Time in Serbia. This match is part of their final preparations for the World Championships scheduled from September 23 to October 15 in the Netherlands and Poland. Red Star Belgrade, the defending Serbian league and Cup champions, will provide a competitive test for the team coached by Luizomar de Moura. Assistant coach Paul Bitok and assistant captain Noel Murambi have expressed confidence in the team's readiness and the benefits of the friendly matches in Brazil and Serbia for their World Championships campaign.

The Kenyan national women's volleyball team, Malkia Strikers, will play a friendly match against Red Star Belgrade on Saturday as part of their final preparations for the World Championships scheduled from September 23 to October 15 in the Netherlands and Poland. Red Star Belgrade, the defending Serbian league and Cup champions, will test the team coached by Luizomar de Moura. Assistant coach Paul Bitok and assistant captain Noel Murambi have expressed confidence in the team's readiness and the benefits of the friendly matches in Serbia following their training in Brazil.