Bernard Rotich is a journalist at NationAfrica. He specializes in sports, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and marketing, while also covering regional and world news across various themes. Bernard's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Citizen Newspaper, Royal Media Services Limited, Monitor Publications Limited, AceShowbiz, The EastAfrican, MSN, and World Athletics.
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Bernard's coverage is largely focused on local sports and athletics, with a keen interest in events, evolving stories, and breaking news related to Kenyan athletes and sporting activities. He also covers government announcements related to sports.
If you are reaching out to Bernard Rotich for potential coverage or collaboration, consider offering insights into the local athletic scene in Kenya, updates on Kenyan athletes' performances in various international competitions like marathons or cross country events, or any new developments in the sports landscape within Nairobi or Kenya as a whole. Also, if you have information about government policies impacting sports or athletics at the local level in Kenya.
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African Championships 10,000m winner eyes Olympics, World Championships.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Eliud Kipchoge won his first Olympic marathon gold medal at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.
By: Ayumba Ayodi, Bernard Rotich
Caption for the landscape image: “Actions speak louder than words.” Those are the words of freshly minted 1,000 metres world record holder, Emmanuel Wanyonyi of Kenya.
Missing the podium at the World Athletics Cross Country Championships in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, in January left her in immense pain.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Kenya has been starved of a junior women's 1,500 metres title since Faith Kipyegon's 2012 triumph in Barcelona.
By: Bernard Rotich
Frankline Kibet led a Kenyan 1-2 in the men's 5000 metres final, clocking 13 minutes and 28.27 seconds to win Kenya's first gold medal at the 2026
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Sembeyo timed four minutes and 16.73 seconds to win gold medal at the 2026 World Athletics U-20 Championships.
By: Bernard Rotich
Scroll down to read the article Claire Stegall of the USA falls over the finish line in second place as Kenya's Josephine Sembeyo (right) wins
By: Ayumba Ayodi, Bernard Rotich
Women's 10km world record holder looks to join rare field of Kenyan list of achievers.
By: James Mwamba, Bernard Rotich
He returns to New York with a rich resume, having won in 2025. He also bagged gold in Boston, Chicago and Tokyo marathons.
