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Rise and fall of Kenya’s women’s football under Nick Mwendwa

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Kibera Girls Soccer striker Mary Ambila celebrates after scoring a goal against Wadadia Women during their Football Kenya Federation Women Premier League match at Mumias Sports Complex on October 22, 2023.



Photo credit: Pool | Kibera Girls Soccer

Since taking over in 2016, Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has achieved limited success with women’s football.

The FKF Women Premier League (FKF-WPL), the top tier league in the country and the domestic knock-out tournament, continues to struggle without a title sponsor, and winners take home peanuts in prize money.