Kenya Football Federation

CAF
Founded	1960
FIFA affiliation	1960
CAF affiliation	1968
President	Mohammed Hatimy

The Kenya Football Federation (KFF) is the governing body of football in Kenya. It was founded in 1960 and affiliated to the FIFA same year. It organizes the Kenya Premier League (KPL) and the Kenya national football team. Kenyan football in ravaged by internal wrangles and poor finances. There is an leadership dispute of two separate factions, one led by Mohammed Hatimy and backed by FIFA, the other faction is led by Sam Nyamweya and is backed by the Kenyan government. This will be now disputed by a court trial ^[1].

[edit] Chairmen

• Kenneth Matiba 1974-1978
• Clement Gachanja
• Job Omino
• Peter Kenneth 1996-2000
• Maina Kariuki 2000-2004
• Alfred Sambu 2004-2007
• Mohammed Hatimy 2007-

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official website
• Kenya at the FIFA website.
• Kenyan Football an unofficial site on the history of Kenyan football
• Kenyafootball a news site (not affiliated to KFF)

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