The sporting fraternity in Kenya has been thrown into confusion in the wake of the country's first positive test for coronavirus. However, Kenya Hockey Union president Nashon Randiek said they are waiting for the Ministry of Sports to give a directive on whether this weekend's league matches will go on. Eight Round of 16 matches for the tournament are lined up with the top two leagues, the Kenyan Premier League and the national Super League already on a break. Four Women Premier League are set to be played this weekend“We have had a discussion this morning and we will issue a statement before noon,” said Otieno. Kenya Handball Federation Technical Director Charles Omondi was tight-lipped on whether this weekend's league matches at Kaloleni grounds will be affected.

Source: The Star March 13, 2020 09:00 UTC