Bandari Football Club has sacked head coach Mohamed Borji and his assistant Tarik Bendamou, citing a review of the team’s technical direction. This decision follows the recent dissolution of the club's 18-member Board of Trustees as part of a broader restructuring.

• The decision to sack the coaches was made following a review of the team's technical direction.
• The Acting CEO, Tony Kibwana, will announce further changes in the coming days.
• Coach Razak Siwa will oversee the upcoming match.
• The Kenya Ports Authority recently dissolved Bandari's 18-member Board of Trustees, which had been in place since March 2025.
• Kibwana was appointed Acting CEO to oversee the transition and groundwork for a new board.

The Abbas Khalif Super Cup, a football tournament featuring 40 teams from Lang’ata Constituency’s five wards, has reached its decisive quarter-final stage, culminating in a grand final on December 20 at the Ulinzi Sports Complex. The tournament has garnered significant attention due to its unprecedented prize package, aiming to boost grassroots football.

• Akiba and South C Rangers secured spots in the semi-finals after winning their quarter-final matches.
• The champions will receive a 33-seater matatu, the runners-up an 11-seater matatu, and the third-place team a sedan.
• Each participating team has already received Sh50,000 and a full football kit for 25 players.

The Harambee Starlets, Kenya's women's national football team, have climbed seven spots to 133rd in the latest FIFA rankings after their successful qualification for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

• The team secured WAFCON qualification with a double victory over Gambia in October.
• Coach Beldine Odemba led the team through two challenging qualification rounds, including an away win against Tunisia.
• Star striker Mwanalima Adam scored in two international friendly matches against a higher-ranked Algeria.