WOMEN’S SEVENS TOURNAMENT IN NAIROBI AT THE HISTORIC RFUEA GROUNDS FROM NOVEMBER 15 TO 16.

This tournament serves not only as a fierce competition for continental glory but also as a qualifier for the World Rugby SVNS Division 3, placing a global spotlight on African women’s rugby.

The Kenyan team, the Lionesses, fresh from success at the Safari Sevens and a strong international season, will lead the charge with hopes high to win on home soil.

The Kenya Rugby Union Chairperson Harriet Achieng Okach emphasized the strong determination of the Lionesses, highlighting their preparation, competitive mindset, and the ambition to inspire a new generation of girls across Africa.

The tournament is much more than sport it is a celebration of African women’s athleticism, empowerment, and cultural pride. Off the field, the event promises a vibrant atmosphere blending sports with culture, featuring rugby clinics for schools, women-in-sport forums, live music, cultural showcases, and fan zones.

This fusion of sport and community underscores Kenya’s growing role as Africa’s premier sports destination. Hosting the tournament reinforces the nation’s reputation for staging major international competitions and reflects the significant investments in sports infrastructure and athlete development.

For Kenya, the 2025 Africa Women’s Sevens is symbolic of legacy, progress, and excellence. It celebrates the pioneers of women’s rugby in Africa who triumphed despite resource challenges and paves the way for young female athletes from diverse backgrounds to rise in the sport.

With passionate home support and the Lionesses geared to defend their turf, the tournament promises unforgettable rugby moments and a heartfelt tribute to women’s sport on the continent.

Kenya is not only hosting a tournament they are hosting a rugby festival that showcases unity, culture, and the power of women in sport.