SportPesa Cheza Dimba Nairobi Leg Set For Dandora This Saturday

Simba Warriors pose for a photo ahead of their game in Ukundani, Diani, last weekend. PHOTO/ SP
Tujiamini platform brings football, talent, and health awareness to the community
NAIROBI, Kenya- The Tujiamini, Cheza Dimba Nairobi Edition kicked off this Saturday, 4th October, from 8:00 a.m. at Dandora Stadium, showcasing top grassroots football talent in a high-energy community tournament.
Powered by SportPesa’s, the event celebrates resilience, youth talent, and community spirit. Entry is free, and fans are invited to come out, cheer, and be part of a movement where football changes lives.
Grassroots teams from Dandora, Kayole, Mathare, Kibera, and Dagoretti will battle for top honours. The men’s competition will feature Dandora All Stars, Victor’s Faith Church FC, Mathare Flames, Mseto FC, Blazing Eagles, and Ten Daily FC, while the women’s competition will see Achievers FC face off against UEFA Despanol Queens.
The winning men’s team will take home KES 250,000, full kits, and three years of mentorship, while the winning women’s team will receive a KES 50,000 one-off prize.
With Nairobi as host, this edition is expected to reach more people and deepen impact across the capital. The tournament has already toured Central, Western, North Rift, North Eastern, Eastern, and Coast regions, where the Coast finals saw Olympic Queens fall 2-4 on penalties to Arrows of Kajembe in the girls’ final, while the boys’ showdown ended with Majestic losing 0-3 on penalties to Gombato after a goalless draw.
The next leg of the Tujiamini Cheza Dimba tournament will be in Nyanza next month, continuing its mission of uniting communities through football and talent.
Cheza Dimba has grown into Tujiamini’s flagship initiative to inspire young people to believe in themselves, showcase their talents, and uplift their communities.
The Nairobi edition will feature the Bronze Kwa Ground giveaways to random talented people and small businesses. These awards celebrate changemakers in sport, arts, media, and enterprise, honouring individual excellence while strengthening community togetherness and lasting impact.

Finalist Majestic FC(In Pink) battle Migundini FC in their last match in Ukundani, Diani last weekend. PHOTO/ SP
Speaking ahead of the event, Deborah Maina, Public Relations and Advertising Executive, SportPesa, said:
“Cheza Dimba is more than a tournament; it’s proof that when communities believe in themselves, transformation follows. We are proud to provide a platform where young people can showcase their talent, while also addressing important issues like health awareness.
“Sport and community go hand in hand, and through Tujiamini, we are helping build a stronger, more confident Kenya.”
The day will blend football, music, and purpose: performances from Susumila and local artists will energize the crowd, while October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month brings free health education, screening, and resources for families.