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Two-Time BAL Champion Souleyman “Solo D” Diabate to Lead Second Edition of Signature Basketball Camp in Nairobi
Momentum Sports Africa and Force One invite young basketballers aged 12-17 to develop their skills, basketball IQ and professional mindset ahead of future talent identification.
Momentum Sports Africa, in partnership with Force One, has announced the second edition of the Solo D Signature Basketball Camp, a structured basketball development programme designed to prepare the next generation of Kenyan basketball talent for higher levels of competition.
The camp will take place at Parklands Sports Club, Nairobi, across two weeks: 16-20 November 2026 and 23-27 November 2026, running daily from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Young basketballers aged 12-17 can register for either week or both weeks at a participation fee of Ksh17,500 per week.
Led by professional basketball player and two-time Basketball Africa League (BAL) champion Souleyman “Solo D” Diabate, the programme combines elite basketball experience, international coaching expertise and mentorship to help young athletes strengthen their game and better understand what it takes to progress in competitive basketball.
“Talent alone is not enough; young athletes need the right preparation, guidance and support to realise their potential.” This principle underpins the camp’s approach to developing players both on and off the court.
Beyond technical basketball training, participants will work on ball handling, shooting, passing, footwork, defensive positioning, game awareness and decision-making. The programme also incorporates sports nutrition and sports psychology, helping players understand the importance of healthy performance habits, focus, confidence, resilience and mental readiness.
Diabate’s involvement brings participants closer to the experience and mindset of professional basketball. Through mentorship, young players will have the opportunity to learn about discipline, teamwork, consistency, coachability and the commitment required to compete at higher levels.
The initiative reflects Momentum Sports Africa’s broader commitment to building a stronger and more sustainable sports ecosystem in Africa through athlete development, quality coaching, performance education and access to structured progression pathways.
The Solo D Signature Basketball Camp forms the foundation of a wider player-development pathway connecting preparation to upcoming Talent Identification (ID) Camps and, subsequently, a Showcase designed to provide a platform for talent exposure.
Through this approach, participants can strengthen their fundamentals and improve their readiness before entering more demanding evaluation and competitive environments. The pathway recognises that having talent is important, but being prepared to demonstrate that talent is equally essential.
Participation in the camp does not guarantee selection, scholarships, recruitment or placement. Instead, the programme seeks to equip young athletes with stronger skills, better habits and a clearer understanding of the work required to pursue future opportunities in basketball.
At Ksh17,500 per week, the camp fee covers structured basketball training with international coaches, full-day meals, sports nutrition education, sports psychology sessions and exclusive Solo D camp souvenirs.
By combining these elements, the programme offers families a structured development experience that extends beyond court sessions, supporting the technical, mental and lifestyle foundations young players need as they pursue their sporting ambitions.
Parents and guardians of aspiring basketballers aged 12-17 are invited to register their children for either or both camp weeks. Register online at: https://events.msa.co.ke/apply?event=solo-d-2
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October 2027 DPTE Retakes: KNEC Urges Candidates With Referrals to Apply
KNEC Urges Referred DPTE Candidates to Register for Retakes as Kenya Begins a New Era in Teacher TrainingAs the first cohort of the Diploma in Teacher Education, Pre-Primary and Primary sits its papers this week, thousands of referred DPTE trainees face a race against the registration deadline.
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2026 Youth Olympics: Kenya’s Young Track Queens Reveal What is Fueling Medal Dream in Dakar
Kenyan youngsters Faith Cherotich Rono and Abigael Chepkurui are hoping to strike gold at the Youth Olympics and their bid is inspired by a recent bad experience.
When the athletics schedule guns off at the 2026 Youth Olympics in Dakar, Kenyans will be expecting medals and the responsibility of doing that is on seven youngsters.
Athletics is the only sport that has brought medals for Kenya at the Youth Olympics, having won 15 (eight gold, three silver, and four bronze) in the previous three editions of the games.
In Dakar, few will bet against that trend continuing even if Kenya has one of the biggest delegations, having selected 53 athletes.
Among them are youngsters Faith Cherotich Rono and Abigael Chepkurui who will be flying Kenya’s flag in the 3000m and 1500m respectively.
They head into the games with experience of running at international level as Rono featured in the 2026 World U20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon in August.
In Oregon, the 16-year-old Grande 9 pupil at Katet Comprehensive School Londiani in Kericho finished 10th and she says while she did not make the podium, she left with lessons which she hopes to use to good effect in Dakar.
“In Oregon, the weather was a challenge,” Rono said, recalling the summer heat that affected her.
In Dakar, the weather will similarly be humid but Rono says she has prepared well for what awaits her in Senegal.
“I have received enough experience to beat the odds in Dakar,” she added. “I have no fear anymore because when I got to Oregon, I met other athletes and kind of had that stage fright. That fear is now gone and I am ready to fly Kenya’s flag,” said Rono, who finished third in the U20 race at this year’s Chepsaita Cross-Country Run.
Rono and Chepkurui are based at Kericho’s Lemotit Athletics Camp under coach Paul Kimei and he is confident that his athletes will bring medals from Dakar.
“I have high expectations because they have prepared well,” said Kimei. “When Faith went to Oregon, it was the first time and after she returned, we sat down and she explained what went wrong.”
Kimei says he has corrected the mistakes of Oregon and believes the world will see the best of Rono and her teammates at the Youth Olympics.
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No More Headteachers — All School Heads to Be Principals by July 2027
Headteachers Edge Closer to Becoming Principals as Comprehensive Schools Gain Legal FootingParliament’s education committee has opened a new phase of engagement on seven education Bills, and one of them could change who leads Kenya’s primary schools.For years, primary school headteachers have argued that they are principals in all but name.
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Ervin Lamont Cody: Meet Young Author Living In Nairobi On $1,000 A Month After Relocating From America
At one point in his life, Ervin Cody was making between $100,000 and $150,000 as a barber in Atlanta, America.He had a nice house, a car, and life was looking good.A few months later, he lost everything and, with nowhere to go, was forced to sleep in his mother’s second car.
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‘Siri ni Wamama!’ – Musician Kevin Bahati Urges Men to Marry Older Women for True Love
Celebrity musician Kevin Bahati has sparked a massive online debate after advising men to consider marrying older women, claiming they possess a deeper understanding of romance and marital care.According to the 33-year-old hitmaker, mature women know how to love unconditionally and hold the unique ability to pamper, nurture, and care for their partners with a maternal warmth that younger women often lack.
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Kevin Kamau: From Rejecting Ksh 1M Twiga Job To Building A Farming Business Managing 5000 Acres
When Kevin J. Kamau returned to Kenya in March 2015, he expected to find a job without struggling.After all, he had studied economics and finance and spent about 10 years in Kansas City, Missouri.However, as it often happens in life, things did not go the way he expected.
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Study Abroad for Kenyans: Bob Mwiti’s Inspiring Journey
Study abroad opportunities for Kenyan students can sometimes feel distant, especially for young people whose immediate circumstances make international education seem almost impossible. But while speaking to high school students at St. Mary’s Igoji in Meru County, Bob Mwiti used his own journey to challenge that perception and encourage students to think far beyond what they can currently see.
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KNEC Announces New Payment Rates for 2026 Exam Invigilators and Supervisors
KNEC Revises Pay for Contracted Exam Professionals as KJSEA Timetable ShrinksThe Kenya National Examinations Council has adjusted what it will pay the thousands of teachers, security officers and drivers who help run this year’s national assessments. The change follows a shorter KJSEA timetable.The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has revised the amount it will pay contracted professionals for this year’s national assessments.