Kenya’s national women’s rugby team has arrived in Nairobi ahead of the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup, where 12 nations will compete for the continental title. The event, hosted in the Kenyan capital, marks a return to the country’s home soil after the team finished as runners-up in the last edition. Kenya, which has historically been a strong contender in African rugby, hopes to leverage its home advantage to reclaim the top spot. The tournament will take place over the coming days, with matches scheduled at the Nairobi National Stadium. The team’s coach, who has been working closely with players in the lead-up to the event, emphasized the importance of preparation and mental readiness. The competition will feature teams from across the continent, with Kenya aiming to build on its previous performance and secure a podium finish. The event is expected to draw significant local and international attention, highlighting Kenya’s growing role in women’s rugby on the African continent.