Despite guiding his side to victory at last weekend’s Ruff and Tuff pre-season tournament, Ojal said the team cannot afford to keep playing catch-up once the competitive season begins.
Mutsami had been widely tipped to join reigning Kenya Cup champions Kabras Sugar, but the move failed to materialise, paving the way for the Nakuru-based club to secure his signature.
Nyangige arrives from Impala RFC after becoming a free agent following a contract dispute with the club at the end of last season.
The experienced tactician believes his players have what it takes to compete despite making their debut at the National Championships.
KRU hopes to further expand the competition in the coming years by bringing on board clubs from Zimbabwe and Zambia
Murunga said the club’s focus will be on giving young players valuable exposure rather than piling pressure on them.
Amonde said he is satisfied with ther depth the team has in readiness for the start of the Sevens circuit.
Collins Injera got Kenya off the mark early, capitalising on space in the Ugandan defence for the game’s opening try.
The Kenya Rugby Union-sanctioned tournament has attracted 16 teams divided into four pools.
