FKF Kakamega Holds County League Preseason Teams Meeting Ahead of 2025/26 Season

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Kakamega County on Thursday 29th January 2026 held a successful County League Preseason Teams Meeting with club officials at Caso Sports Centre, marking a key milestone in preparations for the FKF Kakamega County League 2025/26 season.

The well-attended forum brought together County League club representatives and FKF Kakamega officials to review the previous season, address operational challenges, and outline key guidelines ahead of the new campaign.

Strong Leadership Presence

The meeting was chaired by FKF Kakamega Chairman Jeff Mudembei on behalf of the FKF Kakamega Vice Chairman who also serves as the Leagues and Competitions Committee Chairman Ramadhan Balala who was absent due to health issues and attended by:

Rajab Wangalwa – Secretary General
Fred Lugalia – Treasurer
Emily Khasiro – Women Representative
Joseph Kubati – Youth Representative
Simon Karanga – CEO & LCC Secretary
Hilary Muhalia – LCC Member

Speaking during the meeting, Chairman Jeff Mudembei underscored the importance of early engagement with clubs.

“This preseason meeting allows us to set the tone early. We want an organized, competitive, and disciplined league that reflects the growth of football in Kakamega County,” said Mudembei.

Review of the Previous Season

FKF Kakamega officials led a detailed evaluation of the last season, focusing on competition management, discipline, officiating, and club compliance.

Secretary General Rajab Wangalwa emphasized adherence to regulations.

“Clubs must strictly follow FKF rules, especially on player eligibility and matchday discipline. Compliance is not optional if we are to improve the standard of our league,” Wangalwa stated.

Financial Accountability and Club Responsibilities

FKF Kakamega Treasurer Fred Lugalia addressed financial matters, urging clubs to be timely and transparent in meeting league obligations.

“Financial discipline is key to sustaining the county league. Registration fees and other levies must be handled responsibly to ensure smooth league operations throughout the season,” said Lugalia.

Women Football Development

Women Representative Emily Khasiro reaffirmed FKF Kakamega’s commitment to growing women’s football across the county.

“We are focused on increasing participation and strengthening structures for women’s football. Clubs should support female players and teams to ensure equal opportunities at the grassroots level,” noted Khasiro.

Focus on Youth Development

Youth Representative Joseph Kubati highlighted the importance of nurturing young talent through the county league system.

“The county league plays a vital role in identifying and developing young players. Clubs must invest in youth structures and give young talents the platform to grow and compete,” Kubati said.