The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has officially received the final report from the FKF Transition Ad Hoc Committee, marking the successful conclusion of the committee’s mandate.
Chaired by FKF Vice President McDonald Mariga, the seven-member committee was established by the National Executive Council (NEC) on December 21, 2024, to ensure a smooth transition for the federation.
Over the past several weeks, the committee conducted an in-depth review of key areas, including: Governance structures Financial management Human resources Legal framework
The committee’s findings identify critical areas for reform aimed at enhancing the efficiency, integrity, and sustainability of Kenyan football administration.
FKF President Hussein Mohammed receives the final report from the Transition Ad Hoc Committee. [Photo: FKF]
Key Objectives of the FKF Transition Committee
The committee was tasked with advancing proposals that would:
Establish robust governance structures for long-term stability
Preserve institutional integrity to uphold accountability
Prepare incoming leadership for sustainable growth
Build capacity to improve football administration
Commission a forensic audit to enhance transparency and financial accountability
Final Report Submitted to FKF Leadership
On January 31, 2025, the final report was officially presented to FKF President Hussein Mohammed. The document serves as a strategic roadmap for strengthening the federation’s leadership and implementing key reforms.
The next step will be for the National Executive Council (NEC) to validate the recommendations before moving towards full implementation.
FKF President Hussein Mohammed praised the committee’s efforts, emphasizing the importance of good governance and efficiency in the federation’s operations.
“The FKF Transition Ad Hoc Committee has played a crucial role in identifying areas that require improvement to ensure efficiency and good governance. We appreciate their efforts and will now present the report to NEC for validation before moving towards implementation.”
FKF President Hussein Mohammed receives the final report from the Transition Ad Hoc Committee.[Photo: FKF]
What’s Next for FKF?
With the final report now in FKF’s hands, the focus shifts to:
NEC’s validation of the proposed reforms Implementation of governance and financial reforms Ensuring accountability through a forensic audit Building capacity for the future of Kenyan football
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) remains committed to transparency, accountability, and progress, ensuring a brighter future for Kenyan football.
