In recent years, diseases such as endometriosis, arthritis, and tuberculosis have received growing attention, yet schizophrenia remains one of the least understood. But what exactly is schizophrenia, who does it affect, and how can it be managed?
What is Schizophrenia?
Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves. Those affected may experience paranoia, depression, fatigue, or impaired coordination. Often, patients are unaware of what is happening to them, making early diagnosis difficult.
Enhancing the War on Schizophrenia
Symptoms and Who It Affects
Symptoms of schizophrenia typically begin in the late teens to mid-30s. Men often experience their first episode earlier than women. The symptoms are usually categorized as either positive or negative.
Positive symptoms are “added experiences” things that appear but shouldn’t. These include hallucinations, delusions, disorganized speech, and catatonic behaviors such as agitation or lack of movement.
Negative symptoms, on the other hand, refer to what’s missing from normal functioning. They include reduced emotional expression, decreased speech, withdrawal from social contact, lack of motivation, and diminished pleasure in daily activities.
While the exact cause remains unclear, factors such as stress, exposure to infections, or genetic predisposition can contribute. Having a family member with schizophrenia increases the risk but does not guarantee that others will develop it.
Enhancing the War on Schizophrenia
Is Schizophrenia Treatable?
Though schizophrenia has no known cure, it is treatable. With proper medical and psychological support, many patients lead stable, fulfilling lives.
Antipsychotic medications help control severe symptoms and prevent relapses, while therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and supportive counseling improve coping and social skills.
Community support and consistent follow-up on medication play a key role in recovery. Starting treatment early makes a significant difference and as a society, we must create awareness and stand by those living with schizophrenia.
Captain Morgan Unveils Muck Pit Vibe, Names Iyanii as Brand Ambassador
Captain Morgan has officially unveiled its bold new identity with the launch of Captain Morgan Muck Pit, an adventurous brand extension designed to “muck up the usual” and celebrate the spirit of the extraordinary in Kenyan music, fashion, and culture.
The brand’s daring new direction made its debut during an energetic soft launch at the Captain’s Yard Takeover at Rift Valley Sports Club in Nakuru on Saturday, October 4. The event featured electric performances by Mejja, Iyanii, and Tipsy Gee, alongside the reveal of the first Muck Pit innovation, Captain Morgan Muck Pit Melon Splash.
Iyanii Joins the Crew
A key highlight of the night was the announcement of Iyanii as the new Brand Ambassador for Captain Morgan Muck Pit. Known for his distinct style and vibrant energy, Iyanii embodies the brand’s “extra ordinary” spirit and flavour-forward attitude.
His debut as Captain saw him lead Team Iyanii Captain Morgan Muck Pit in a lively Battle of the Grill competition against Team Mejja Captain Morgan Gold, delivering an unforgettable experience for fans.
“The Captain Morgan Muck Pit is about more than just flavour, it’s a mindset,” said Kennedy Mutula, Head of Spirits. “It’s about being daring, unexpected, and absolutely flavour-forward in everything you do. Iyanii is a true creative force who captures that spirit perfectly.”
Captain Morgan Unveils Muck Pit Vibe, Names Iyanii as Brand Ambassador
A Movement Rooted in Kenyan Street Culture
To strengthen its connection with youth culture, Captain Morgan is partnering with Nairobi Apparel District, one of Kenya’s leading fashion collectives known for pushing creative boundaries. The collaboration marks the first in a series of initiatives that will blend the Muck Pit brand with local art, music, and streetwear.
The movement will also feature popular cultural voices, including rapper Big Yasa and DJ Deewiz, who will help bring the Muck Pit’s bold and unscripted identity to life through music, visuals, and digital storytelling.
“Captain Morgan is now officially a catalyst for the extraordinary,” said Kanyi Kiuru, Brand Manager, Captain Morgan Muck Pit. “By collaborating with visionary creators like Nairobi Apparel District and icons like Iyanii, Big Yasa, and DJ Deewiz, we are building a movement that goes beyond the bottle.”
A Bold Caribbean Twist
Captain Morgan Muck Pit draws its inspiration from the legendary Caribbean muck pits where overripe fruit ferments alongside rum to create a rich, intensely fruity flavour. This process has been reimagined to deliver a modern tropical twist that fuses Captain Morgan’s iconic spice with an adventurous edge.
The first release, Captain Morgan Muck Pit Melon Splash, offers sweet watermelon and mint notes with subtle hints of smoke. At 37.5 percent ABV, it is best enjoyed with Sprite, Stoney, or water, or as the base of a refreshing fruit punch.
More details on the national launch of Muck Pit Melon Splash and upcoming collaborations will be announced soon as Captain Morgan continues to champion creativity, music, and adventure across Kenya.
Kenya Launches First Longevity Clinic in East Africa
Kenya is entering a new era of wellness innovation with the opening of The Limitless Clinic by Entim Sidai, the region’s first dedicated longevity and regenerative medicine center. This milestone positions Kenya to compete with South Africa, long seen as the continent’s leader in wellness tourism.
As Africa’s wellness tourism market surpasses USD 89 billion, Kenya steps into the spotlight with a clinic that blends science, nature, and advanced medical care. It is a major move toward preventive and longevity medicine in East Africa.
A New Era for Wellness Tourism
Wellness tourism has evolved into one of the fastest-growing sectors globally. In 2023, the global wellness economy was valued at USD 6.3 trillion, with wellness tourism alone worth nearly USD 830 billion.
Across Africa, the sector stood at USD 89.5 billion and is projected to rise to USD 114 billion by 2029. South Africa currently leads with a valuation of USD 4 billion in 2022, expected to more than double by 2030. But Kenya is quickly catching up.
Few East African countries offer clinics that combine longevity medicine, diagnostics, recovery therapies, and personalized health programs in one integrated space. The Limitless Clinic changes that narrative.
Kenya Launches First Longevity Clinic in East Africa
Why Kenya Is Ready
Kenya’s travel and tourism sector is projected to contribute KSh 1.2 trillion to the economy this year, accounting for over 7 percent of GDP. More hotels and lodges are adding wellness features such as spa treatments, yoga, and forest walks. Travelers are now seeking rejuvenation alongside adventure.
The Limitless Clinic by Entim Sidai builds on this shift, offering services such as biological age testing, sleep and stress optimization, nutritional diagnostics, and regenerative therapies.
Dr Elie Abirached, founder of Limitless Human and lead clinician at the new clinic, says Africa is reclaiming its place as a leader in wellness innovation. “Africa has always been the cradle of humanity. Now we are leading in longevity medicine,” he said.
Dr Jacqueline Manu, Medical Director at Entim Sidai, added that the rise in longevity care reflects a global shift in health priorities. “With chronic disease and mental health challenges increasing, the desire to live longer and better is one of the most important changes in healthcare,” she said. “At Entim Sidai, wellness is not a trend but a way of life.”
A Global Standard in the Heart of Nairobi
The Limitless Clinic officially opens from October 10 to 12, 2025, at the Entim Sidai Wellness Sanctuary in Karen, Nairobi. The launch includes private consultation sessions and a free public workshop on October 11 led by Dr Abirached.
The workshop will cover topics such as measuring biological age, improving sleep, managing stress, and building habits that extend healthspan.
The clinic is a collaboration between Dr Abirached, a longevity and regenerative medicine specialist trained in Europe and the Middle East, and Entim Sidai Wellness Sanctuary, Nairobi’s premier nature-based retreat.
He is known for his work with business leaders, athletes, and wellness enthusiasts focused on peak performance and healthy aging. Joining him are Dr Faith Nafula and Dr Jacqueline Manu, forming a multidisciplinary team with a shared mission, to extend not just lifespan but healthspan.
By combining medical innovation with Kenya’s natural beauty, the Limitless Clinic is set to redefine wellness in East Africa. It offers local and international clients a new destination for science-based longevity care in one of the most serene settings on the continent.
For the Kulture: Tusker Oktobafest Delivers Nostalgic Night In Nairobi
Thousands of attendees gathered to pay a living tribute to the pioneers of Kenya’s pop music
Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL) successfully launched its nationwide Tusker Oktobafest celebration with an unforgettable 2000s ‘Kulture’ throwback. Held on Saturday, October 4th at the Carnivore Grounds, the night was a resounding, nostalgic tribute to the golden era of Kenyan music, perfectly blending local beer and vibrant culture.
The event marked the first major stop in the deconstructed festival’s nationwide tour and delivered on its promise to bring the biggest hitmakers of the decade onto one epic stage.
The air was electric as thousands of attendees gathered to witness performances from the artists who defined a generation. The lineup was stacked with Kenyan music royalty.
Attendees were treated to performances from Nameless and Wahu, the industry’s first couple, delivering their iconic hits; pioneering hip-hop group Kalamashaka; chart-topping ensemble P-Unit; the legendary trio Kleptomaniax; genge maestro Jua Cali; classic hitmakers Big Pin, Mr. Lenny, and Prezzo; the influential duo Necessary Noize; and the soulful Sainapei.
For the Kulture: Tusker Oktobafest Delivers Nostalgic Night In Nairobi
The night’s soundtrack was expertly curated by Kenya’s most celebrated DJs, ensuring an uninterrupted flow of nostalgia. Crowd favourites DJ Pinye, DJ John Rabar, and DJ Nijo commanded the decks. Keeping the energy high and guiding the audience through the night were charismatic hosts Muthoni Bwika and the legendary Jimmi Gathu who broke the norm by MCing the event in a dynamic radio show format.
“Working with Tusker to bring this experience to life has been amazing. The 2000s defined a uniquely Kenyan sound, and seeing the massive turnout proved that the music and the culture are timeless,” said Fakii Liwali from the Kulture team.
The Senior Brand Manager Tusker, Brigid Wambua added that “The Kulture night wasn’t just a concert; it was a cultural reunion. Witnessing artists who shaped a generation share the stage and feeling the passion from the attendees confirmed that Kenyan heritage is alive and thriving.
This is exactly the spirit we want to carry across the country as Tusker Oktobafest connects with local communities and celebrates what makes our beer and music truly Kenyan.”
For the Kulture: Tusker Oktobafest Delivers Nostalgic Night In Nairobi
The revellers also had an opportunity to experience the premium taste of Johnnie Walker, the event’s key sponsor, at its flavour lounge, where guests sampled an array of signature cocktails served for free.
The brand’s participation underscored its continued investment in Kenya’s creative economy, supporting platforms that celebrate music, culture, and local talent.
Tusker Oktobafest is set to continue its regional journey throughout October and early November, bringing the celebration closer to beer lovers across Kenya. Don’t miss these upcoming festival stops:
Rift Edition: October 11th at Tamasha, Eldoret
Coast Edition: October 18th at New Big Tree, Bamburi
Lake Edition: October 25th at Atella Beach Resort, Kisumu
Mountain Edition: November 1st at The Stinger Lounge-Kinyuki, Nanyuki
In addition to the main festivals, Tusker Oktobafest will be supported by over 200 on-trade activations nationwide. Beer enthusiasts can also look forward to flash sales and exciting discounts on their favourite KBL beers, including lagers, stouts, ciders, and malts.
These exclusive offers will be available on ke.thebar.com and through select e-commerce partners.
Kestrel Capital Turns a New Page as Leadership Takes Ownership
A management-led acquisition ushers in a transformative era for one of Kenya’s oldest investment firms
Kestrel Capital East Africa Limited has entered a new chapter in its three-decade journey with a management buyout by Theo Capital Holdings Ltd. The milestone, the first of its kind in Kenya’s capital markets, was officially revealed during the firm’s 30th anniversary celebration.
The deal marks both continuity and renewal. Long-serving Chief Executive Officer Francis Mwangi will continue to lead Kestrel Capital, ensuring stability and driving the company’s next phase of expansion. He will be supported by Eric Ruenji, Chairman of Theo Capital Holdings Ltd, who will provide strategic guidance.
“This transition reflects confidence in our people, our markets, and the future,” said Mwangi. “We’re building on a strong legacy while positioning the firm for broader client access and long-term growth.”
Ruenji echoed this sentiment, emphasizing Theo Capital’s commitment to innovation and inclusion. “This is the beginning of a bold future for Kestrel. We’re preserving the firm’s heritage of trust and professionalism while deepening its reach across Africa’s capital markets,” he noted.
Kestrel Capital Turns a New Page as Leadership Takes Ownership
From Market Pioneer to Modern Innovator
Founded in 1994 by Charles Field Marsham, Kestrel Capital has been instrumental in shaping Kenya’s capital markets. The firm introduced fundamental research and became the first broker to trade on the Nairobi Securities Exchange’s Unquoted Securities Platform, setting a benchmark for innovation and integrity.
Over the years, Kestrel has played a central role in key financial transactions, from advising on major equity raisings for companies like KCB, DTB, and the Nairobi Securities Exchange IPO, to structuring private deals worth tens of millions of dollars.
Reflecting on the milestone, Field Marsham said, “Kestrel has always been a platform for connecting Kenya to global investment opportunities. I am proud to see its future in capable hands, ready to blend tradition with innovation.”
Under the new leadership, Kestrel plans to introduce new digital investment solutions, expand access to financial markets, and strengthen partnerships across the region. The company remains focused on research-driven insights and customer-centered growth.
As Kestrel Capital marks 30 years of leadership and trust, the management buyout symbolizes more than a business transition, it represents a new era of ambition, resilience, and growth for Kenya’s financial sector.
Safaricom Achieves Trillion Shilling Impact in FY25
Safaricom’s has reported a True Value of Kshs.1.1 trillion, according to the company’s latest annual Sustainable Business Report. The 2025 report also shows that the company contributed Kshs.809 billion to the GDP through its operations.
The increase in the True Value earnings is largely attributed to the enhanced value created for customers, agents and merchants through M-PESA, heightened investment in Corporate Social Investment initiatives as well as growth in Safaricom’s CAPEX and OPEX economic impact during the financial year.
True Value is a comprehensive assessment of a company’s total impact beyond financial returns, encompassing its economic, social, and environmental contributions.
It quantifies the externalities both positive and negative generated by operations, allowing businesses to understand how to create both corporate and societal value, enhance stakeholder relationships, and make data-driven decisions that promote a more resilient and equitable future.
“Over the past 25 years, Safaricom has evolved into a purpose-led technology company guided by one simple mission: to transform lives by connecting people to people, people to opportunity, and people to information. At the heart of this journey is sustainability, embedded not as an obligation, but as a business imperative. Now in our 14th year of publishing our Annual Sustainable Business Report, we continue to hold ourselves accountable, using the Sustainable Development Goals as our blueprint for impact,” said Dr Peter Ndegwa, CEO, Safaricom PLC.
The report themed “Anchored on Purpose, Accelerating a Digital Future” showcases how Safaricom leverages innovation, partnerships, and technology to create meaningful impact, connecting communities, enhancing education, improving healthcare, and driving financial inclusion.
Safaricom Achieves Trillion Shilling Impact in FY25
Key Highlight of the Report
Environment
Over 830,000 trees planted, 694 hectares restored, across 8 counties, engaging over 4,000 community members in FY 24/25.
Cumulatively, we have grown 2. 3 million trees against a target of 5million by 2030.
Achieved CDP A-list recognition on Climate Change and Supplier Engagement Assessment.
Achieved a 99% recycling rate, collecting and recycling 190 tons of e-waste and 62 tons of plastic through M-PESA Green Points.
Fenced 15km of Kakamega forest.
Social
Digital inclusion
Growth in smart phones in the network from 22.93 million to 27.37 million.
9 early-stage startups supported through Spark Fund Accelerator Programme.
Digifarm
Kshs 945 million in credit disbursed across 169,000 loans, enabling access for inputs and services.
36% of loan recipients were women, and 17% were youth.
Smartphone ownership increased from 44% [in FY24] to 50%, driven by Lipa Mdogo
Diversity Equity & Inclusion
Male 51%: Female 49% gender representation across all employees, and 45% women in senior leadership positions.
3.6% of staff are persons with disabilities (PwDs).
For our customers we are using AI to deliver personalized offers that speaks to them at a given time. This led to15.2% year-on-year growth in mobile data revenue and a 14% increase in usage per customer.
Governance
Safaricom was awarded the ISO 2770- the highest certification in Privacy Information Management System (PIMS). This demonstrates Safaricom’s dedication to safeguarding customer data across its GSM and M-Pesa services.
Enhanced transparency: Inclusion of IFRS disclosures in addition to GRI.
Recorded 87% fraud reduction through use of AI to identify fraudsters who do social engineering. On anti-money laundering we detected poaching activity and associated revenue flow through M-Pesa. 14 poachers identified and reported to the financial reporting center.
KCB Group is stepping up its sustainability efforts with major progress in green and inclusive financing, marking a new milestone in its journey toward environmental and social responsibility.
In 2024, the bank screened loans worth KShs. 578.3 billion for environmental and social risks, ensuring that its lending decisions support sustainable growth. This brought the total amount assessed since 2020 to over KShs. 2.5 trillion through its Environmental and Social Due Diligence (ESDD) process.
At the same time, KCB extended KShs. 53.2 billion in green loans, a big jump that saw its green portfolio rise to 21.3 percent from 15 percent in 2023. These funds went to projects in clean energy, the blue economy, electric mobility, and climate resilience.
Nearly half of this financing, worth KShs. 24.1 billion, was verified through the Climate Assessment for Financial Institutions (CAFI) tool to enhance transparency and credibility.
According to KCB Group CEO Paul Russo, sustainability now stands at the center of the bank’s strategy. “Our focus is to align business growth with environmental stewardship and social impact,” he said. “It’s about driving progress that benefits both people and the planet.”
KCB Champions Kenya’s Shift to a Greener Economy
Building a Low Carbon Future
The recently launched 2024 KCB Group Sustainability Report highlights the bank’s strides in climate action and financial inclusion.
The report, independently verified by Deloitte, remains the only one of its kind among Kenyan financial institutions and was prepared in line with IFRS S1 and S2 sustainability standards, well ahead of the 2027 global deadline.
KCB reduced its overall resource use by 4 percent and offset 1.3 metric tonnes of carbon by planting over 1.3 million trees. The bank is also monitoring financed emissions in key sectors such as vehicle financing, commercial real estate, and business loans.
Speaking during the report launch, Dr. Eng. Festus Ng’eno, Principal Secretary for Environment and Climate Change, praised KCB’s role in advancing climate smart financing.
“Finance today is more than capital; it’s a catalyst for sustainable livelihoods,” he said. “KCB has shown how institutions can support farmers, small enterprises, women, and youth to innovate for a greener future.”
So far, KCB has financed green projects valued at more than KShs. 160 billion, a clear indication of its long-term commitment to Kenya’s transition to a low carbon economy.
KCB Champions Kenya’s Shift to a Greener Economy
Empowering Communities Through Shared Value
Beyond environmental impact, KCB continues to invest heavily in people and communities. Through the 2Jiajiri programme, implemented via the KCB Foundation, the bank disbursed KShs. 2.58 billion in loans to 4,000 youth owned MSMEs, 38 percent of which are women led.
It also equipped 9,699 young entrepreneurs with essential business skills, supported over 37,000 small enterprises, and created more than 60,000 jobs across the country.
In Kenya’s arid regions, KCB’s Mifugo ni Mali programme has boosted livestock productivity while connecting poultry farmers and blue economy entrepreneurs to markets and financial support.
The Group has also strengthened its commitment to inclusive procurement by awarding KShs. 913 million, or 7.5 percent of total contracts, to businesses owned by women, youth, and persons with disabilities.
Kenya Bankers Association CEO Raimond Molenje commended KCB’s transparency in sustainability reporting. “When banks publicly share their progress and gaps, they inspire change across the sector,” he said.
“KCB’s approach to aligning growth with environmental and social integrity sets the benchmark for sustainable banking.”
Supported by KShs. 69 million from the Green Climate Fund, KCB plans to unlock an additional KShs. 15.5 billion in future climate financing to benefit over 100,000 micro, small, and medium enterprises.
From renewable energy projects to youth empowerment and financial inclusion, KCB is proving that business success and sustainability can move forward together. As Paul Russo summed it up, “Our ambition is simple: to protect the planet and its people while pursuing profitable growth. That’s the future we’re building.”
Aviator Soars on Kwikbet as Kenyan Gamers Embrace Skill and Speed
Kenya’s online gaming space is taking off, and Aviator on Kwikbet is leading the charge. The fast-rising game has captured the hearts of thousands of players with its perfect mix of skill, excitement, and strategy.
Unlike traditional casino or sports betting games, Aviator offers a fresh, interactive experience where every second counts. The game’s concept is simple yet adrenaline-packed, as the plane climbs higher, players must decide the right moment to cash out before it flies away. The longer you wait, the greater the potential reward, but one wrong move, and it’s gone.
That mix of suspense and reward is what makes Aviator so addictive. For many Kenyans, it’s more than just a game, it’s a test of instinct and timing.
Kwikbet has made joining the fun seamless. The platform’s design is fast, secure, and easy to use on both mobile and desktop, making it accessible to everyone,even first-time gamers. No complex rules, no learning curve — just pure, heart-racing entertainment.
Aviator Takes Off on Kwikbet
Playing Safely and Responsibly
While Aviator is fun and engaging, Kwikbet reminds players to game responsibly. Set a budget before playing, avoid chasing losses, and make sure gaming fits within your daily routine. Responsible gambling ensures that the fun lasts longer while protecting your financial and emotional well-being.
Kwikbet also prides itself on being a trusted and safe platform. With secure deposits and withdrawals, quick registration, and exciting bonuses and promotions, the experience is both enjoyable and reliable.
To stay updated on offers and game news, follow Kwikbet on Facebook and join a growing community of gamers across Kenya.
TECNO Renovates Football Pitches to Empower Africa’s Youth
Driving Change Through Sports
TECNO, a leading global mobile technology brand, has launched a major initiative to renovate 100 football pitches across Africa. The project reflects TECNO’s belief that football is more than a game, it’s a source of hope, opportunity, and growth for young people.
The renovation project aligns with TECNO’s partnership with the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) and aims to support grassroots sports development. Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony, TECNO reaffirmed its dedication to nurturing Africa’s talent and investing in communities that drive the continent’s future.
Football plays a vital role in uniting communities and steering young people away from social challenges such as crime and drugs. By building safe and accessible pitches, TECNO seeks to create spaces that promote discipline, teamwork, and resilience while inspiring the next generation of athletes and leaders.
TECNO Renovates Football Pitches to Empower Africa’s Youth
Every great footballer starts with a dream and a place to play. Through this initiative, TECNO is giving children across Africa that opportunity, to grow, build confidence, and chase their dreams, whether in local tournaments or on the global stage.
TECNO is the first mobile device brand to make such a large-scale investment in grassroots sports infrastructure in Africa. Beyond the renovations, the company’s goal is to strengthen community spirit and create long-term opportunities for young people.
As work begins, TECNO plans to collaborate with local communities to build pitches that foster joy, teamwork, and success stories for years to come.
Dismas Indiza wins Fifth Leg of the PGK Equator Tour
Veteran and Kakamega Golf Club’s pro golfer Dismas Indiza has claimed the Fifth Leg of the Professional Golfers of Kenya (PGK) Equator Tour held in Nakuru.
The in-form and determined Indiza fired an impressive 12-under-par, totalling 280 over four rounds, to secure his first PGK Equator Tour title. Indiza took home KES 201,000 as the overall winner.
“This tour is really good for us Kenyan professional golfers. It has kept us on the course as we prepare for next year’s Magical Kenya Open and the Olympics qualifier. In the last leg, I finished second after a playoff, and today I am happy to have finally taken the trophy home, though I almost messed up on the last hole after hitting out of bounds,” said an elated Indiza.
Taking second place was Safaricom-sponsored golfer Samuel Njoroge from the Railways Golf Club, who carded a total of 282, 10-under-par, tying with Jastas Madoya of the Great Rift Valley Lodge and Golf Resort. The duo each walked away with KES 138,750.
“The Nakuru leg has been great. I came here expecting a top five finish, and I am glad to have achieved that. The course was in good condition with favourable weather. I remained focused throughout and really paid off with the second position overall. I now draw my attention to the next leg which I hope to win. My dream is to one day represent Kenya at the Olympics, and I’m working hard towards that,” said Samuel Njoroge.
Dismas Indiza wins Fifth Leg of the PGK Equator Tour
David Wahu finished fourth with a total of 286, 6-under-par, taking home KES 105,000.
John Kagiri and Daniel Nduva settled for fifth place, while other Safaricom-sponsored golfers Mohit Mediratta and Mutahi Kibugu tied for seventh on 289, three-under-par, alongside Isaiah Otuke, John Karichu, and Mike Kisia.
Vipingo Golf Club’s Naomi Wafula, the only accredited PGK Lady Pro, finished in 17th position, her first PGK Tour event where she made the cut.
With the Nakuru leg concluded, the PGK Equator Tour now heads to Diamonds Leisure Golf Resort in Diani in two weeks’ time for the sixth leg, as the race to secure qualification points for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics intensifies.
Among the key corporate sponsors of the event is Safaricom, which has committed KES 3 million over three years to support four professional golfers; Mohit Mediratta, Mutahi Kibugu, Matthew Wahome, and Samuel Njoroge.
