Kenya ended a five-match win drought in the 2014 World Cup qualifying competition by edging visiting Namibia 1-0 on Sunday.
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Defender David Owino scored after five minutes in Nairobi to earn the 'Harambee Stars' maximum points from their final mini-league fixture.
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The result meant a change of positions on the final standings with Kenya climbing to third and Namibia dropping to last place.
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African champions Nigeria won Group F Saturday by defeating Malawi 2-0 in Calabar as they look to qualify for their second straight World Cup after going out in the first round in South Africa.
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Zimbabwe and Mozambique drew 1-1 in Harare, leaving the southern Africa neighbours winless after six Group G matches each.
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Captain Masimba Mambare put the home side ahead just before halftime and substitute Maninho levelled on the hour mark.
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Egypt were runaway winners of the group and complete their schedule Tuesday at home to second- placed Guinea in El-Gouna.
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Group winners Algeria, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria and Senegal have qualified for two-legged play-offs.
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The last place will be decided later Sunday with Cameroon requiring a draw and Libya a win in Yaounde to take Group I honours.
The game against Namibia was just a massive one for them. Namibia stood no chance whatsoever so congratz Kenya!