Kenya Cup and Enterprise Cup champions Kabras RFC have strengthened their squad with the signing of seven young players ahead of the 2025 National 7s Circuit and the 2025/26 Kenya Cup season.
Among the standout signings is speedster Job Nambili Wetangula, who was named Most Valuable Player during the Webuye 10s tournament after starring in Lugulu’s victory in December.
Kabras RFC new winger
He continued to showcase his try-scoring abilities at the Kenya University Sports Federation 7s games held in February, where he crossed the whitewash 12 times for Kaimosi University.
Rayvon Ambale, a Kabras Academy graduate, has also been included in the squad after returning from a stint in the United Kingdom.
Ambale was instrumental in helping Kabras win the 2024 Great Rift 10s and is expected to feature in this year’s National 7s Circuit.
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The club has further reinforced its ranks with the addition of Bravin Onyango Otieno and Johnson Ombago from Menengai Oilers. Otieno, a versatile back, and Ombago, a powerful flanker, add valuable depth to the squad.
Adrian Kwesa, a former Butula High School centre and product of Kabras’ youth system, has rejoined the club. Kabras have also brought in Kevin Keith Wafula and Harrison Mauve, both promising prospects who were previously unattached.
Confirmed Kabras RFC Signings:
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Job Nambili Wetangula
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Rayvon Ambale
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Adrian Kwesa
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Kevin Keith Wafula
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Harrison Mauve
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Bravin Onyango Otieno – Menengai Oilers
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Johnson Ombago – Menengai Oilers
