Kip Keino Classic: Time and Where to Watch Bayanda Walaza Take on Ferdinand Omanyala in Nairobi

The sixth edition of the Kip Keino Classic will take place at the Ulinzi Complex in Nairobi on Saturday with a number of top athletes descending on the Kenyan capital.

Home favourite Ferdinand Omanyala will be the headline act but he is up against South African teenage sensation Bayanda Walaza who has promised to spoil his party in the 100m race.

Others are Anderson Pieters, a two-time world javelin champion, who won bronze at the Paris 2024 Olympics, set to face off with Kenya’s Julius Yego.

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World U20 champion Sarah Moraa and Ferguson Rotich are among the other Kenyan athletes set to light up the event.

The Continental Tour will be held at the Ulinzi Complex for the very first time owing to the unavailability of Kasarani and Nyayo Stadiums that have hosted the previous editions.

The two stadiums are under renovation as Kenya prepares to co-host the 2024 African Nations Championships (CHAN 2024).

The Kip Keino Classic will be broadcast live on NTV, which is the free-to-air broadcast partner, while for pay tv, SuperSport TV will have the action. The first event will begin at 11:50am Kenyan time.

11:50am: Men’s Javelin

12:50pm: Men’s Shot Put

1:35pm: Men’s 10,000m

1:50pm: Men’s Hammer Throw

2:25pm: Men’s 200m Hurdles

2:35pm: Women’s 400m

2:45pm: Men’s 400m B

2:55pm: Women’s 5,000m

3:20pm: Men’s 400m A

3:38pm: Men’s 5,000m

4:04pm: Women’s 400m Hurdles

4:10pm: Women’s Hammer Throw

4:13: Men’s 3,000m Steeplechase

4:25pm; Women’s Long Jump

4:29pm: Women’s 800m

4:41pm: Men’s 200m

4:4pm: Men’s 1,500m

5:01pm: Women’s 3,000m Steeplechase

5:20pm: Women’s 100m

5:28pm: Men’s 800m

5:38pm: Women’s 1,500m

5:52pm: Men’s 100m