Gor Mahia have bolstered their midfield ranks with the signing of Posta Rangers midfielder Jackson Dwang on a two-year contract. Confirming the move through their official social media platforms, K’Ogalo announced that the deal was completed during the ongoing mid-season transfer window. “We are pleased to announce a new addition to the team in this mid-season transfer window. Welcome to Gor Mahia, Jackson Dwang. The midfielder from Posta Rangers has penned a two-year deal to be part of us,” read the club’s statement. Dwang joins the record Kenyan champions after an impressive spell at Posta Rangers, where his composure, work…
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Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohammed on Tuesday held consultative talks with Nyanza delegates in Nairobi, culminating in a firm resolution on the future of FKF CEO Harold Ndege. According to resolutions reached at the meeting, Ndege will be dismissed if he fails to tender his resignation by January 15, the date scheduled for the next FKF National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. To avoid a potentially contentious removal, a section of NEC members has been mandated to engage Ndege and persuade him to step aside voluntarily ahead of the meeting. The move signals growing internal pressure within the federation…
Making his first start of the season, the K’Ogalo captain rolled back the years and delivered a masterclass as Gor Mahia hammered Kariobangi Sharks 4-1 on Tuesday night. Calm, commanding, and fearless, this was leadership in its rawest form. Coach Charles Akonnor could not hide his joy after the final whistle: “I am so happy with Philemon. It was his first start and he had a very good game. He has been a loyal servant of this team and deserves all the good things.” And truly, who deserves it more? From the first whistle to the last, Otieno marshalled the…
You can sack a coach, but you can never sack the spirit of K’Ogalo. On Tuesday night at Kasarani, as Gor Mahia tore Kariobangi Sharks apart in a ruthless 4–1 demolition, one familiar face stood out in the stands — former coach Sinisa Mihic, cheering, clapping, and living every moment like he never left. The Green Army marched, the goals flowed, and unity returned among K’Ogalo officials and right there in the middle of it all was Mihic, wearing the smile of a man whose heart still beats green and white. Mihic’s time at Gor Mahia may have been short,…
Gor Mahia’s emphatic victory over Kariobangi Sharks did not end at the gates of Kasarani Stadium—it spilled far beyond the final whistle. The win ignited emotions across the Green Army faithful and even touched the nerves of K’Ogalo patron Hon. Eliud Owalo, who could not hide his joy. It wasn’t merely about beating Sharks, something Gor Mahia fans often consider routine, but the deeper satisfaction of reclaiming top spot and reviving the now-famous chant: “Bring us the table, we want to sit on it.” Owalo danced uncontrollably, chanted K’Ogalo songs with passion, and fully immersed himself in the stadium atmosphere.…