Pink takes centre stage at Nairobi Polo Club’s inaugural Pink Polo Tournament

The parade showcased different colours representing various types of cancer affecting men and women in Kenya, highlighting the importance of awareness and solidarity.

Tusker Malt’s Brand Manger Naomi Kiema shares a toast with Anitha Msangi, the head of Premium beer at Kenya Breweries Limited during a polo tournament at the weekend. The Nairobi social scene turned pink at the weekend as the Nairobi Polo Club hosted its first Pink Polo Tournament in support of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month over the weekend.

Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL), through its premium beer brand Tusker Malt, partnered with the club for the event, continuing a relationship that has spanned five years.

The tournament brought together polo enthusiasts, fashion lovers, influencers and members of the public in support of cancer awareness.

Attendees embraced the occasion’s pink theme, with many incorporating the colour into their outfits alongside other shades symbolising hope, courage and solidarity with those affected by cancer.

Beyond the action on the polo field, the tournament featured a horse parade, with riders and their horses taking to the turf in a colourful procession.

The parade showcased different colours representing various types of cancer affecting men and women in Kenya, highlighting the importance of awareness and solidarity.

Speaking at the event, Tusker Malt Brand Manager Naomi Kiema said the brand was pleased to support the inaugural tournament as part of its partnership with the Nairobi Polo Club.

“Polo has long been a celebrated canvas where sport, fashion, community and fine craftsmanship meet. As a longtime partner of the Nairobi Polo Club, we are excited to support this inaugural Pink Polo tournament which promises a blend of community, fashion and style, entertainment and meaningful conversation,” she said.

KBL also hosted a pitch-side VIP area for guests attending the tournament.

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