INTERNSHIP

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

Nyayo Rising Stars is inviting passionate and creative sports journalism enthusiasts to join its communications and digital media team. The intern will produce website content, match reports, player features, interviews, newsletters and social media updates while covering the club’s activities, matches and events. Applicants should have strong writing and storytelling skills, a passion for football, good research and communication abilities, and basic knowledge of digital media. Experience with sports writing, WordPress or Wix, SEO, photography, video or social media content will be an added advantage. The opportunity offers practical experience, mentorship, portfolio development and exposure to football communications. To apply: Send an application letter, current CV and two writing samples to nyayostars@gmail.com by 28 September 2026. Use the subject line: Application – Sports Journalist Intern.

Mixed Fortunes for Nyayo Rising Stars in FKF Youth League Action
Match Reports•28 SEPT 2026

Mixed Fortunes for Nyayo Rising Stars in FKF Youth League Action

Nyayo Rising Stars showcased immense grit and squad depth during their latest FKF Youth League fixtures. The U-11 squad opened with a thrilling 3-2 victory against UGA, led by a Zen Mwangi brace, but later fell 3-1 to Maringo Combined after injuries to Louis Juma and Ivan Gweth forced them to play a man down. Conversely, the U-13 squad delivered commanding performances despite missing key starters. They secured a decisive 3-0 win over Makadara Youth and battled back to earn a 1-1 draw against Maringo Combined. The teams now enter a two-week break to recover and regroup.

NYAYO RISING STARS JOIN ESTATE  CLEAN UP AND TREE-PLANTING DRIVE
Community•24 SEPT 2026

NYAYO RISING STARS JOIN ESTATE CLEAN UP AND TREE-PLANTING DRIVE

Nyayo Rising Stars Football Club joined the Nyayo Estate Residents Association (NERA) in a clean-up and tree-planting exercise on 26 September 2026. Led by officials Opiata Otieno and Willick Otieno, players from the U9 to U15 teams collected waste from Malaika Park to Fedha Road and planted more than 30 trees. The initiative promoted environmental conservation, teamwork, discipline and responsible citizenship among young players. It also strengthened the club’s partnership with NERA and highlighted its commitment to community development beyond football. Nyayo Rising Stars continues to use sport as a platform for youth empowerment, character building and positive transformation within Nyayo Estate and surrounding communities.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Academy•21 SEPT 2026

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

Nyayo Rising Stars is inviting passionate and creative sports journalism enthusiasts to join its communications and digital media team. The intern will produce website content, match reports, player features, interviews, newsletters and social media updates while covering the club’s activities, matches and events. Applicants should have strong writing and storytelling skills, a passion for football, good research and communication abilities, and basic knowledge of digital media. Experience with sports writing, WordPress or Wix, SEO, photography, video or social media content will be an added advantage. The opportunity offers practical experience, mentorship, portfolio development and exposure to football communications. To apply: Send an application letter, current CV and two writing samples to nyayostars@gmail.com by 28 September 2026. Use the subject line: Application – Sports Journalist Intern.

Nyayo Rising Stars Make Maiden Appearance in FKF Makadara Youth League
Match Reports•9 SEPT 2026

Nyayo Rising Stars Make Maiden Appearance in FKF Makadara Youth League

Nyayo Rising Stars FC made a promising debut in the FKF Makadara Youth League, recording mixed results with its Under-11 and Under-13 teams on 5 September. The U-11 side beat Galaxy All Stars 1–0 through Ethan Kweh’s second-half goal but later lost narrowly to Halisi Soccer Club. The U-13 team began with a 3–0 defeat to Halisi Alpha FC before recovering to defeat Shauri Moyo Pride 3–2. Joseph Barasa, Samuel “Dogo” Mwangi and Vincent scored for NRS, while goalkeeper Verdict “Simo” made crucial late saves to secure the victory. Despite the mixed results, the Embakasi-based academy showed discipline, resilience and promising talent during its first competitive league appearance. The tournament offers NRS players an important platform to develop and potentially earn future Junior Harambee Stars call-ups.