In the first semi-final, Kisumu City Stars found their rhythm and delivered an emphatic 3-0 win over Sparks FC.
The victory set the stage for a tense final against local rivals Kisumu Greenlands, who had battled to a goalless draw with Mawego FC in the second semi-final.
Kisumu City Stars CEO, Dominic Mala, welcomed the sponsorship, emphasizing how crucial it is for the club's sustainability.
"The club depends entirely on well-wishers. This sponsorship is a welcome addition to our resource base, which will go a long way in motivating and helping the team to meet fixture obligations, including the welfare of the players," Mala stated.
He also praised the Tujiamini Initiative for its efforts to elevate grassroots football and nurture local talent.
In the women's competition, Uhola Queens secured a 1-0 victory over Warembo All Stars, with Vanessa Atieno netting the decisive goal in the final. For their efforts, Uhola Queens walked away with a cash prize of Sh50,000, as well as playing kits.
The Tujiamini Initiative now moves to the South Rift region, with applications already underway and set to close at the end of the month.
As the nationwide tournament draws closer, Kisumu City Stars and the other regional champions will be gearing up to compete on the national stage, hoping to continue their impressive form.