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Kenya Lionesses have announced a strong 12-player squad as they prepare to compete in the Rugby Africa Women's Sevens on home soil.
Kenya Lionesses head coach Simon Odongo has unveiled a formidable 12-player squad set to compete in this weekend's Rugby Africa Women's Sevens tournament at the RFUEA Grounds.
The event is scheduled for November 15 and 16, and Kenya Lionesses will be looking to make a mark in front of home fans.
The experienced lineup is tasked with a clear mission, which is to reclaim the continental title from reigning champions South Africa and secure victory on home soil.
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16:39 - 12.11.2025
Africa Women’s 7s 2025: Why Nairobi Is Ultimate Battleground for Olympic Qualification
Nairobi will be the focal point this weekend as 12 of Africa's best women's rugby teams clash for continental supremacy.
Kenya Lionesses: Who Has Been Named in the Squad?
Headlining the squad is Grace Adhiambo Okulu, who recently signed a professional contract with French club Racing 92.
The fly-half was a pivotal figure in the Lionesses' triumphant World Challenger Series campaign last season, where her playmaking skills and sharp finishing were instrumental in their success.
Joining her is Japan-based winger Janet Okello, another veteran known for her electrifying runs and ability to slice through defences. Janet Okello will serve as vice-captain to Sheila Chajira, who will lead the team.
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21:10 - 31.10.2025
Kenya Lionesses Land Easy Rugby Africa Women's 7s Cup Pool as RFUEA Grounds Braces For 2025 Edition
Kenya Lionesses have learnt their opponents for the upcoming Rugby Africa Women's 7s Cup set to take place in Nairobi from 14th to 17th November.
Sheila Chajira, a long-serving member of the squad, expressed her ambition to lift the trophy in front of a home crowd, having been a core part of the team's journey through this competition and the World Rugby Challenger Series.
The final roster also includes familiar faces such as Sinaida Mokaya, Faith Livoi, Naomi Amuguni, Christabel Lindo, and Phoebe Akinyi, ensuring a blend of experience and consistency.
Kenya Lionesses will begin their campaign on Saturday afternoon against Côte d'Ivoire. They are drawn in Group B alongside Ghana.
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08:36 - 12.11.2025
Springboks Captain Siya Kolisi Praised by Two England Greats for Leadership in Paris Win
Springboks captain Kolisi’s leadership shone off-field as South Africa overcame adversity, impressing England greats Youngs and Cole in Paris.
The tournament features a competitive field of nine other nations, including South Africa, Egypt, Tunisia, Mauritius, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Madagascar, and Burkina Faso.
Rugby Africa Women's Sevens: Where to Buy Tickets
Fans eager to witness the thrilling two-day competition, which serves as a qualifier for the World Rugby SVNS Division 3, can purchase their tickets primarily through the official online vendor.
The main and most reliable way to secure your entry is via TikoHUB, the official ticketing partner confirmed by Rugby Africa and the local organisers.
The direct link for purchasing tickets is: https://tikohub.com/events/356
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14:32 - 14.10.2025
The 2025 Safari 7s Winners were driven home courtesy of a flashy 'ngangya' provided by George Ruto -son of President William Ruto, which has polarised opinion among rugby fans.
Tickets are available in various categories, including Regular, VIP, and Tailgate options. For the casual fan looking to enjoy the atmosphere, the Regular Ticket is priced affordably at KSh. 500 per day. Those seeking a more elevated experience can opt for the VIP Ticket, which costs Ksh. 1000 per day.
For groups or dedicated enthusiasts looking for a premium game-day experience, the Tailgate Ticket is available for KSh. 10,000.
If you have already secured a tailgate spot but need to accommodate extra people, an Additional Tailgate Ticket can be purchased for Ksh. 3,000.
This marks the second time Kenya has hosted the event, the first being in Machakos in 2014. The Lionesses have won the championship once, in 2018, when they defeated Uganda 29-7 in the final in Gaborone, Botswana. South Africa holds the record for the most titles, with an impressive 11 victories.