Parliament of Kenya Netball Team captained by Vihiga County MP, Hon. Beatrice Adagala, has thrashed East Africa Legislative Assembly (EALA) team 46 - 31 in the ongoing 14th Edition of East Africa Community Inter-Parliamentary Games (EAC-IPG).

In a match held at Aga Khan Academy grounds in Mombasa on Thursday 12th December, 2024 at 10:00am, the women legislators battled it out at the court.

Team Kenya took an early lead with their EALA counterparts putting up a spirited fight to catch up.

In an electrifying encounter at the Aga Khan Academy, Kenya's men's volleyball team secured a hard-fought victory against Burundi in a five-set marathon that kept spectators on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.

The hosts, coming off a mixed run with a win against Uganda and a setback against Tanzania, demonstrated remarkable resilience in this crucial fixture.

The match, which began at 2030Hrs saw Kenya claim the first set 25-21, before Burundi stormed back to dominate the next two sets 25-11 and 25-14.

In an exciting second match of the ongoing East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) Games, the Kenyan MPs Men's Basketball team triumphed over their Tanzanian counterparts with an impressive 67-38 victory on Wednesday.

The game, held at the Makupa Sports Club in Mombasa, showcased the Kenyan team’s skill, determination, and dominance on the court.

Kenya’s top scorer, Hon. Senator David Wakoli from Bungoma County, led the team with an outstanding 20 points, while Tanzania’s Hon. Benit contributed 17 points for his side.

Day two of the darts competition at the EAC Inter-Parliamentary Games on Wednesday saw Kenyan MPs dominate the arena with accuracy and talent  showcasing not just skill, but the unifying spirit of East African integration.

Kenyan Members of Parliament stole the spotlight during the East African Community Interparliamentary Games (EAC-IPG) held at the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa.

Day four of the tournament saw a series of exciting contests in the darts category, with Kenyan lawmakers exhibiting their prowess against their regional counterparts.

Leading the charge was Westlands MP, Timothy Wanyonyi Wetang’ula who captained the men's team with vigour and determination.

In an electrifying encounter at the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa County, the Kenya Women MPs volleyball team secured an emphatic victory over their Rwandan counterparts, sweeping the match in straight sets.

Kenya set the tone with a dominant performance in the first set, clinching it 25–15. The second set proved more competitive, but the Kenyan team showcased resilience and tactical brilliance to win 25–21. In the final set, Kenya sealed their victory with a decisive 25–18 finish, much to the delight of their jubilant supporters.