Kenyan football is once again under intense scrutiny after the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) summoned 12 senior officials from the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) in connection with a suspected Ksh 42 million insurance scandal tied to the African Nations Championship (CHAN). The move marks one of the most significant corruption probes in East African football administration in recent years, raising serious questions about governance, financial transparency, and Kenya’s preparedness to host and participate in major continental tournaments. Who Has Been Summoned? Among those required to record statements at Nairobi’s Integrity Centre is FKF Vice President McDonald Mariga, a high-profile…
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The Sports Disputes Tribunal in Nairobi has ruled in favour of former Gor Mahia player Sydney Wahongo in a contractual dispute involving salary arrears and unlawful termination, awarding the player a total of KES 2.8 million. Background of the Dispute The case arose from an employment relationship between Wahongo and Gor Mahia, governed by a contract running from 1 August 2024 to 31 July 2026, with a monthly salary of KES 100,000. The club terminated the player’s contract on 7 February 2025, prompting Wahongo to file a claim seeking unpaid wages, compensation, and a declaration that the termination was unlawful.…
Gor Mahia continued their relentless march toward the FKF Premier League title with another hard-fought victory, edging Kakamega Homeboyz 1-0 in a tightly contested encounter at Mumias Sports Complex. The record champions once again demonstrated resilience and tactical discipline, grinding out maximum points in a match that appeared destined for a draw until a dramatic late twist. The decisive moment came in stoppage time, when a defensive error resulted in an own goal that handed K’Ogalo all three points. Tactical Gamble Pays Off While the scoreline will highlight the late goal, the turning point of the match came much earlier,…
A storm is brewing over matchday management in the FKF Premier League after seasoned journalist Margaret Shasha publicly condemned what she termed as “rogue stewards” following her ordeal during the clash between Kakamega Homeboyz and Gor Mahia at Mumias Sports Complex. Shasha did not hold back, calling out what appears to be a growing culture of unprofessionalism that is now threatening media operations in Kenyan football. “Journalists can’t keep complaining about rogue stewards on some matchdays,” she stated firmly. Harassment Despite Valid Accreditation In a troubling account, Shasha revealed that fully accredited journalists were subjected to unnecessary confrontation and delays…
Record champions Gor Mahia edged out Kakamega Homeboyz 1-0 at Mumias Sports Complex in a tense FKF Premier League encounter, thanks to a late slice of misfortune from Peter Thiong’o that turned into pure joy for the Green Army. Coming off a high from the Mashemeji Derby win over AFC Leopards, Gor Mahia didn’t have it easy this time—but champions don’t ask how, they just win. Not Pretty, But Very Effective The game started at full throttle, with both sides showing intent. Lawrence Juma came close early on, while Homeboyz captain Moses Mudavadi tried to rally his troops, but Gor’s…
