If you're told to restructure the union with the current directors we have, which positions would you keep... We have director of development and director of development women's growth. #RugbyKE youtu.be/okmYtub5rSc?si…

Sunday plan ....stream the podcast for those who haven't. In this clip, we have Appy Joseph, CEO Shamas explaining how they plan to integrate and grow women in rugby in the next five years. Listen to this man speak and you'll be in awe💯 #RugbyKE youtu.be/okmYtub5rSc?si…

#mondayvibes✌️ . New week. New month. New mindset. Happy New Month. May this chapter bring you closer to your dreams, fill your days with joy, and open doors you never saw coming. #mondayvibes✌️ #newmonth #shamasrugby #morethanrugby

This July, we come together once again for the Stuart Dowsett Shamas Memorial 7s, a tournament that goes beyond rugby. It’s a celebration of a man whose heart, generosity, and passion left a lasting mark on communities in Kenya. @bbrfc_celtic @euro_cityuk @tatu_city

Building leaders, one try at a time Through our Life Skills Journey, young people develop resilience, problem-solving skills & adaptability. These are the same skills employers value & communities need. We’re raising a generation ready to lead with integrity, on & off the pitch.

Every great game starts here. From stretches to sprints, our Shamas players put in the work before stepping on the field. #ShamasRugby

Sport + mentorship = transformation. Every player’s journey is unique, but the common thread is growth. Through coaching, mentorship, and community support, Shamas athletes are shaping their futures and inspiring those around them.

The power of the try (and try again). The discipline, focus, and teamwork learned on the field spill over into the classroom. That’s the Shamas advantage — developing all-rounders who know how to push through challenges.

We gathered at PAG Church, BTL, for a meaningful community conversation with our community. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us in nurturing confident, responsible, and successful young leaders. Together, we are building a stronger community.

Recently, we held an inspiring mentorship session with our high school students. The Tatu Rugby High School Workshop opened honest conversations on academics, future goals, discipline, and hard work, supporting their journey toward becoming confident, future-ready leaders.

We were proud to join the Harry Potter Challenge by Worldreader, celebrating young readers who completed Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. We remain committed to supporting literacy, expanding access to books, and helping children build the skills they need to thrive.