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Kabras destined to rule Kenyan rugby

Rai Group of Companies Chairman Jaswant Singh Rai (centre) with Kabras Sugar RFC players

Rai Group of Companies Chairman Jaswant Singh Rai (centre) with Kabras Sugar RFC players after they beat Top Fry to lift the Rai Cup trophy in 2016. They face KCB in the 2024 Kenya Cup final this weekend.

Photo credit: Pool

What you need to know:

  • The final pitting Kabras Sugar RFC against their bitter rivals KCB is slated for Saturday
  • The weekend finale at the Moi ASK Showground will be the second in a row for the two clubs after they clashed last year at Kakamega’s Showground
  • Rai said the club will continue nurturing talents through its age-grade system and incorporate them into the senior team to explore their talents



Nine consecutive finals since earning promotion to the Kenya Cup in the 2014/15 season best describes the sheer hardwork of Kabras Sugar Rugby Football Club.

The final pitting Kabras Sugar RFC against their bitter rivals KCB is slated for Saturday and, according to the organisers, the match is expected to attract a huge crowd, bigger than the one witnessed last year.