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Kenya Cup leaders Kabras on a spending spree

Kabras Sugar coach Carlos Katywa

Kabras RFC coach Carlos Katywa issues instructions during their training session for Kenya Cup Rugby league final match against KCB on March 09, 2023 at Kakamega Showground.

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Kabras Sugar, who currently top the Kenya Cup League, have raided Menengai Oilers, Strathmore University  Leos and University of Nairobi’s Mean Machine to boost the charge for their fourth Kenya Cup title
  • Mutua brings in experience and quality but unlike Mwaura and Adero, who were once part of the Kabras Sugar system, Katywa noted that he will take time to settle in 
  • The struggling 1983 Kenya Cup champions Mwamba have brought on board Idris Kakai and Biko Masiva from Quins and Stephen Sakari from Kenya Prisons





Champions Kabras Sugar, Kenya Harlequin and Mwamba have signed three players each in the midseason transfer ahead of the resumption of Kenya Cup next weekend.

Kabras Sugar, who currently top the Kenya Cup League, have raided Menengai Oilers, Strathmore University Leos and University of Nairobi’s Mean Machine to boost the charge for their fourth Kenya Cup title.