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Shujaa face South African stars as Safari Sevens returns

George Ooro (centre) charges past Brian Tanga and Herman Humwa (left) during Kenya Shujaa's training session on May 5, 2023 at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani ahead of the HBSC World Rugby Sevens Series in Tolouse and London.

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

Shujaa, the Africa champions, take on the South Africa outfit at 11:46am in the Pool “A” contest before renewing their regional rivalry with Uganda at 1:58pm

Kenya Sevens second side, Morans, will open their quest in Pool “B” against South Africa’s Western Province at 9:58am before their showdown with 2015 and 2018 titleholders Samurai at 12:52pm

Kenya Sevens head coach Kelvin “Bling” Wambua has told the rugby fraternity to brace itself for a scintillating brand of running rugby as he prayed for the heavens to hold this weekend

Kenya Sevens’ Shujaa launch their title defence against South Africa All Stars Sevens as Safari Sevens rugby tournament gets underway Saturday after one year hiatus at RFUEA ground.

Shujaa, the African champions, take on the South Africa outfit at 11:46am in the Pool “A” contest before renewing their regional rivalry with Uganda at 1:58pm.