www.ntv.co.ke Company sponsored clubs will be required to register separately from community based entities in order to participate in any league run by the newly established Football Kenya Federation.
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KFF announces football reform proposals
www.ntv.co.ke Former Harambee Stars captain Musa Otieno will run for office in the football election. Musa who has retired after 20 years as a professional footballer says he is considering taking up elective post to restore the sport sport to it’s former glory. Musa is running alongside former footballer Sammy Sholei who is vying for the chairman’s post.
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Musa Otieno eyes post in Football Kenya
www.ntv.co.ke The tough-talking run continues for the recently appointed Sports Minister Paul Otuoma who indicated yet again that the government is willing do whatever it takes to fix Kenyan soccer including taking the risk of sanctions from the world soccer governing body FIFA. Otuoma was speaking during the launch of the country’s Sports Policy
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Govt. ready to risk FIFA ban: Otuoma