Share this…FacebookTwitterThe UAP Kifaru were 15-0 winners against the Nguvu Papa on the final weekend of the Bamburi Super series. That win came with three things for the side, sweet revenge against a side they had painfully lost to on Match day 2, the title
Share this…FacebookTwitterThe UAP Kifaru will, at the weekend be looking to complete what has been a dream run in this year’s Bamburi Rugby Super Series. The Kifaru became the first Universities franchise to make the Super Series final in the competition’s 12 year history. Before
Share this…FacebookTwitterThe Kifaru defied all odds to proceed to this year’s Bamburi Super series semi finals after beating the Rwenzori 35-22 on match day 3 in Nakuru. Not many had given the Kifaru, a side comprising of the Kenya universities, a fighting chance in this
Share this…FacebookTwitterIf it’s Match day three, then we are at the Nakuru Athletic Club. Heading into this last day of pool action, the Nguvu Papa and Victoria Protectors already have their fates sealed. While the Papa secured a semi final spot in Kakamega, Victoria’s
Share this…FacebookTwitterAfter Match day 1 action in Kampala, the BRSS caravan makes it’s way to Kakamega town for the second round of matches. In Kampala, Kenyan franchises Chui and Papa got their campaigns to winning starts beating the Victoria and Rwenzori, 10-3 and 25-6 respectively.
Share this…FacebookTwitterWith the introduction of the Supa Sato concept in this year’s Bamburi Super Series, where all matches will be played in one venue. You as a rugby fan will probably find yourself in a new town, on a Friday or a Sunday, with little
Share this…FacebookTwitterAt the end of it’s 11th edition, Africa’s premier franchise rugby tournament, looked to be on it’s death bed. The once glamorous tournament that was meant to showcase the best players in the region had seemingly lost it’s focus and sparkle. Apart the multiple