Innocent Mutiso

A decade ago, this is Gor Mahia team that removed the 2012 'Antelope' paving way to @OfficialGMFC decade of dominance after 18years of being also rans'. Congratulations 👏🎉 team of 2022/2023 for winning our 20th @Officialfkfpl title! Can you name the players? #Sirkal

FKF Secures KSh 4.75M Cape Media Sponsorship for NSL and WPL Clubs. Football Kenya Federation has secured a partnership with Cape Media channeling KSh 4.75 million directly to some of the National Super League and the Women Premier League Clubs for the remainder of the 2025/26 season. Sponsorship Structure 1. National Super League (NSL) KSh 1,800,000 Direct disbursement of KSh 300,000 to each of the following six clubs: - Luanda Villa - Vihiga United - Gucha Stars - Darajani Gogo - Kabati Youth - Mwatate United 2. FKF Women’s Premier League (WPL) KSh 2,950,000 - Club Grants:* KSh 1,200,000 KSh 100,000 per club across all 12 WPL clubs. - League Champions KSh 1,000,000 - Runners-up Prize: KSh 500,000 - Third Place: KSh 250,000 Increased investment in grassroots and women’s football creates measurable social impact beyond the pitch. Allocating resources to safe facilities, capacity building, and structured leagues builds inclusive spaces where youth from diverse backgrounds develop trust, discipline, and teamwork. As a federation we extend our sincerest gratitude to Cape Media for this timely and impactful investment. Your belief in the potential of Kenyan football is a powerful statement. We call upon other corporates to join hands with FKF as we continue to build a sustainable football ecosystem.

The joint AFCON Pamoja (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania) oversight committee takes shape with membership comprising of CAF General Secretary, Sports Cabinet Secretaries, Presidents of football federations and LOC Chairmen on the sidelines the Pamoja 27 Workshop Kick-off meeting in Kampala. We keep moving forward. United in delivering the best tournament for our region and the continent.

Once I started the process of cleaning house, it was inevitable that corruption would fight back. Through such a malicious campaign, a lifetime of sacrifice, dedication and investment to help develop our social fabric through sports can go up in smoke, just like that. Reputation ruined forever. I shall not allow it. In this regard, I shall be issuing a comprehensive response to these henious fabricated allegations and all other planned propaganda. We know all their plans.

@husseinmoha @Andiegoooooo I wonder is it Mwendwa doing this? Be cautious, impunity is a crazy beast. Personally I know you are doing your best and have always given everything to soccer, you’re not poor so why do haram. Hapana, uko tu sawa bro.

A Historic Milestone for the Harambee Starlets! The Harambee Starlets made a powerful statement on the global stage at the FIFA Women’s Series tournament, delivering a standout performance that culminated in a thrilling final against Australia, one of the world’s top-ranked women’s teams. This achievement marks a key moment for women’s football in Kenya. The Starlets’ run reflects the tangible growth of the women’s game across the football ecosystem. To the players, You represented Kenya with courage, pride and determination. You have elevated the standard and proven, beyond doubt, that Kenya belongs on this stage. To the technical bench your leadership has been exceptional. You have the Federation’s full confidence and support as we continue to build. As a Federation, we remain committed to accelerating the development of women’s football through pushing for good facilities, increased competition in the women leagues, visibility and capacity building. #HarambeeStarlets

This morning, the Presidents of COSAFA member associations and some CECAFA presidents, together with FIFA representatives led by Deputy Chief Member Associations Officer and Director for Africa Gelson Fernández, held a consultative meeting on the FIFA Forward Programme 4.0. The programme focuses on advancing investments principle across infrastructure, capacity building, national team support and competitive development, with a commitment to delivering steady, scaled-up financial backing to member associations. The meeting was also attended by acting CAF Secretary General Samson Adamu. The meeting took place in Nairobi ahead of the FIFA Series Finals scheduled for tomorrow at the Nyayo National Stadium.This morning, the Presidents of COSAFA member associations and some CECAFA presidents, together with FIFA representatives led by Deputy Chief Member Associations Officer and Director for Africa Gelson Fernández, held a consultative meeting on the FIFA Forward Programme 4.0. The programme focuses on advancing investments principle across infrastructure, capacity building, national team support and competitive development, with a commitment to delivering steady, scaled-up financial backing to member associations. The meeting was also attended by acting CAF Secretary General Samson Adamu. The meeting took place in Nairobi ahead of the FIFA Series Finals scheduled for tomorrow at the Nyayo National Stadium.

Together with the Sports DG Timothy Kilimo, FIFA representatives Kanizat Ibrahim from the FIFA Council, Deputy Chief Member Associations Officer and Director for Africa Gelson Fernández, the presidents of COSAFA member associations and some CECAFA presidents, we did an inspection tour of Talanta Stadium to assess its progress ahead of the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations. The Talanta inspection forms part of AFCON preparations, with COSAFA supporting the region’s readiness. We subsequently launched the "Boots for All" initiative by FIFA, which forms part of its broader strategy to distribute free football boots to disadvantaged children globally in order to promote grassroots football.

Best of luck Harambee Starlets in today's finals against Australia, go all out and give your best performance, the entire nation is rallying behind you today you can do it. #FIFASeriesWomenKE

See you on Wednesday Regular tickets - 100 ksh Vip - 1,000 VVIP - 5,000 Gates open at 12.00 noon! #FIFASeriesWomenKE

This evening, I visited the Harambee Starlets to deliver the KSh 1 million reward pledged by Sports Cabinet Secretary H.E. Salim Mvurya and Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya E.G.H. together with an additional KSh 500,000 from Football Kenya Federation, following their victory over India in their FIFA Series opening match.

Wishing the national team The Harambee Stars best of luck in today's FIFA Series opening match against Estonia, to the fans in Kenya and around the world you can watch the match live on KBC Channel 1 TV from 7PM. #HarambeeStars

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I met with the FKF Women Premier League Clubs today, where we engaged in an in-depth discussion on the unique challenges affecting women's football. Together, we explored strategies to collectively overcome these hurdles and elevate women's football. As FKF, we will continue engaging with the clubs to foster a thriving environment for women's football to flourish. Women's football has immense potential for growth, we will take deliberate actions to find sustainable solutions through established structures, including the FKF Women's Desk and FKF Women's Committee, to propel women football forward.

If Charles Okere truly has evidence of match-fixing within Kenyan football, then the country deserves facts, names, and proof. Serious claims that damage the integrity of the game cannot be thrown around in press soundbites, especially coming immediately after a dismissal. Timing matters, and so does responsibility. If the allegations are genuine, they should have been raised through proper channels long before his ouster. It would have sent a very strong statement and encouraged coaches/players still in the game to follow in his footsteps in reporting such a vice. Kenyan football has suffered enough reputational harm. The sport cannot be held hostage by insinuations that create suspicion without accountability. Transparency means stepping forward with verifiable information or refraining from making statements that tarnish clubs, players, and officials collectively. FKF, the coaches' union, and relevant authorities should formally summon Okere for questioning so that: • Evidence can be presented • Investigations can be conducted professionally • The integrity of the game can be protected • Those guilty (if any) face consequences Kenyan football deserves truth — not whispers. Name names, present proof, and allow due process to take its course. @Pepeta @pepeta_ke

@LegacySiu Toni Kroos

Guess the goalscorer Level: HARDEST

A tough result away in Namibia, but an important and historic first match for Kenya in Futsal. We are building something new and FKF is fully committed to supporting this journey. We regroup and fight again at home next week.

We begin the Road to U17 World Cup 2027 scouting this weekend in Ndhiwa, and we will be rolling it out to more regions across the country.

@_onlyscott Yossi Benayoun

Guess the player HARDEST

Earlier today, I visited Miramas, France, together with FKF Vice President McDonald Mariga and NEC members Kerubo Momanyi and Abdallah Yusuf, where we toured the city’s sports and training facilities as part of FKF’s long-term technical vision. We are engaging institutions that continue to set the standard in youth development, elite training environments and professional football structures. We also paid a courtesy visit to Frédéric Vigouroux, the Mayor of the City of Miramas. The objective is clear: to expose our national teams to the best systems in the world and lay the groundwork for meaningful technical cooperation for the future of Kenyan football.