Bill for two decades of failure by football officials is now due

From 2004 Fifa suspension to the recent Chan scandal, Kenyan football has been a masterclass in institutional self-destruction...

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Kenya's football federation (FKF) is facing intense scrutiny just 18 months before co-hosting AFCON 2027 due to a Sh42.48 million scandal involving a questionable insurance contract for the Chan tournament.

Sh42.48 million paid to a newly registered, unlicensed insurance broker for the Chan tournament.
The scandal implicates the Football Kenya Federation (FKF), whose president Hussein Mohamed has been suspended.
This incident highlights a two-decade pattern of institutional failure and lack of structural reform in Kenyan football, despite significant talent.

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