Staged at the Botswana National Stadium, the meet served as a key build-up event to the upcoming World Athletics Relays set for May 2–3 at the same venue.
MoreMeet director Barnaba Korir revealed that early renovations were a calculated effort to avoid the disruptions that derailed last year’s plans.
MoreCS Mvurya assured the House and Kenyans that the Government has put in place the necessary measures to ensure all requirements are met ahead of the tournament.
MoreThe ties will be played over the weekend of April 11 and 12, with teams battling it out for a place in the quarter-finals in what promises to be a thrilling round of fixtures.
MoreSeveral Harambee Stars players will miss out on the FIFA Series due to injuries.
MoreThe event, which enjoys the patronage of Nandi Governor Stephen Sang, continues to stand as a flagship sporting spectacle under his leadership.
MoreThe FIFA Series will allow Harambee Stars to build squad chemistry while offering players exposure against teams from different footballing regions.
MoreKenya has long been a regular force at the World Indoor Championships.
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