Kenya Saturday afternoon edged out Burundi in Men Basketball Match at KPA Makupa Sports ground with a victory of 64-37.

The National Assembly Speaker, Rt. Hon. Dr. Moses Wetang'ula, Parliamentary Service Commissioner, Hon. Rachael Ameso and the Clerk of Senate, Mr. Jeremiah Nyegenye witnessed team Kenya assert their dominance of the game.

Senator David Wakoli turned out as the Most Valuable Player garnering 18 points.

In an exciting and competitive match at the indoor courts of the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa, the Kenyan Women MPs’ netball team has delivered a dominant performance, securing a 40-11 victory over Burundi.

The match which marks the penultimate stage of the ongoing East African Community Inter-Parliamentary Games, highlighted Kenya’s mastery in both skill and coordination in the netball game.

The Kenyan male legislators have surged ahead in the ongoing East African Community Inter-Parliamentary Games Golf Tournament. With one round remaining, Kenya holds a commanding lead with an aggregate score of 274 points.

Out of this, 131 points were garnered in round 1 on Tuesday, while round 2 played today saw the Kenyan team garner 143.  Uganda Parliament follows closely with 238 points, while Tanzania is in third place with 111 points.

On the women's side, Uganda has taken the early lead with 252 points, while Tanzania is in second place with 94 points.

Kenya’s Parliament men’s volleyball team secured a well deserved victory on Thursday, after hammering the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) team 3-1 in a tense showdown during the 14th Edition of the EAC Interparliamentary Games in Mombasa County.

The moving match, hosted at the prestigious Aga Khan Academy drew an enthusiastic crowd including EALA Speaker Rt. Hon. Joseph Ntakirutimana. The Kenyan squad cheered on by passionate fans who packed the gym, displayed remarkable game proving why they are a force to reckon with.

Kenya made its presence felt at the EAC Inter-Parliamentary Games' disability darts competition, with Hon. George Mbugua securing a podium finish and the dynamic duo of Hon. Tim Wanyonyi and Hon. Janet Sitienei delivering a masterclass in the team event at Aga Khan Academy.

Despite Tanzania's Hon. Yahya Ally Mwata's clean sweep in the individual standing category, winning all five matches, the Kenyan contingent proved they are a force to reckon with.