Kenya’s sensational women athletes have lit up Tokyo with power, poise, and passion, turning the World Athletics Championships into a red-carpet event for Kenyan excellence. From the cheer of the crowd to the thunder of their footsteps, these queens of the track, Peres Jepchirchir, Faith Kipyegon, Beatrice Chebet, and Jackline Chepkoech, are the story of the tournament.

These fierce Kenyan ladies have shattered records, stunned rivals, and sent a loud, proud message to the world: Kenya is the heart of global athletics. Jepchirchir outsprinted Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa in the final stretch of the marathon, clinching gold by just two seconds. Kipyegon, the people’s legend, added yet another world title to her name. Chebet dominated the 10,000m with fearless energy, while Chepkoech etched her name in history in the 3000m steeplechase.

Kenya now stands second in the global medal standings, just behind the USA, with four golds, one silver, and two bronze, and still counting. The spirit of unity, discipline, and national pride has never been stronger.

🇰🇪 Stand with Team Kenya. Share their story. Cheer them on.