The requirement of leaders being subjected to regular and periodic elections helps to solve the problem of succession. Campaigns are on for the Football Kenya Federation elections, which the international governing body Fifa wants done by end of March. This has been the case with several talented Coast football players who turn to academies in Nairobi and beyond to hone their skills. Further more, the high-handedness, victimisation and witch-hunt by some South Coast branch officials resulted in a number of men’s clubs in Mombasa sub-branch boycotting the league and forming a parallel one. With all this glaring management hiccups, it would be wise to scrutinise aspirants for FKF polls based on merit and past records.

Source: Daily Nation January 13, 2020 03:22 UTC