Kenya’s performance at the Glasgow Indoor championships and what to expect in Belgrade
When it rains on a lion, it can easily be mistaken for a cat. This Kenyan proverb relates to...
Sebastian Sawe and Agnes Ngetich win the Kenyan National Cross Country Championships/Trials
Intense battles and surprise moves marked the 2024 Kenyan national cross-country trials. Athletics Kenya conducted the trials to select...
Will Kenya’s performance in Glasgow get better than in the last two editions?
The only significant advantage of a dismal performance at world championships is that there is plenty of space to...
Emotional moments in the convoy of Kelvin Kiptum’s final journey
This is a heartfelt column by Justin Lagat, who attended the funeral and memorial for Marathon world record holder, Kelvin...
Successor to the Marathon Kingdom, Kelvin Kiptum dies
On February 12, many athletics fans in Kenya woke up to the shocking news of Kelvin Kiptum’s passing. Having happened...
Daniel Ebenyo and Emmaculate Anyango emerge victorious at the 2024 Sirikwa Classic Cross Country
In their debuts, Daniel Ebenyo and Emmaculate Anyango won the men’s and women’s titles at the Sirikwa Classic World Cross...
All set for another exciting Sirikwa Classic World Cross Country Tour event in Lobo Village, Eldoret
Today, February 2nd, 2024, was a press conference ahead of the 3rd edition of the Sirikwa Classic World Cross Country...
Which direction is the Kenyan men’s 3000m steeplechase heading?
This is a thought-provoking column on one of the most iconic relationships that Kenyan Athletics has with the global championships....
Justin Lagat’s Top 5 Athletic Moments from 2023
Justin Lagat, RunBlogRun's senior writer in Kenya, sent us his top 5 moments of 2023 in global athletics. 2023 has...
Faith Kipyegon, E.G.H. gets a befitting recognition in Kenya after a great year
Faith Kipyegon had an incredible year in athletics in 2023. Justin wrote this piece about how her home country is...
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