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After weeks of court injunctions and disputes over which rulebook should govern Kenyan football, the 2026/27Kenyan Premier League is set to kick off this Saturday, with eight fixtures confirmed and an FKF–clubs agreement addressing key season logistics.
CAF’s Executive Committee has confirmed support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino as the dispute over FIFA governance and World Cup proposals intensifies. The vote math—and divisions beyond Europe—could decide where support shifts.
Harambee Starlets were eliminated from WAFCON after a 2-0 loss to Algeria in Rabat, finishing with three straight defeats and seven goals conceded. The article reviews coach and player comments about preparedness, support, and what comes next.
According to State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed, Kenya was invited to the global forum in recognition of its leadership and success in affordable housing and sustainable urban development.
Football Kenya Federation has appointed Head of Legal Affairs Dennis Gicheru as acting CEO in Nairobi, a temporary move to keep operations running amid a court dispute over the permanent role.
Kenya’s Harambee Stars will face Estonia, Grenada and hosts Rwanda in Group A of the inaugural FIFA Series in Kigali in March 2026, using the friendlies to prepare for co-hosting AFCON 2027.
FKF president Hussein Mohammed has urged fans nationwide to pack stadiums and tune in as the SportPesa Premier League resumes on 14 January with key fixtures in Kasarani and Police Sacco.
The rift between the federation’s two top officials erupted into the open after Mohammed issued a show-cause notice on 31 December 2025, listing 21 charges against Ndege.
The clarification came after Citizen TV featured cases of youth who said they never received the items despite being photographed receiving them
The editorial had warned that Ruto should not seek a second term in 2027, saying doing so would take the country further down a dangerous path.
