KPL chairmen approve resolutions to reform league governance structure

The Kenya Premier League clubs’ chairmen have passed three key resolutions that will change the management and governance of the Kenya Premier League starting from the 2026–2027 season. The first resolution is the immediate formation of a league transition management committee to oversee the creation of a fully autonomous league body. The chairmen say the new body will operate within the Football Kenya Federation framework and will include all stakeholders. The resolutions were announced two days after a meeting held in Nairobi that was attended by FKF president Hussein Mohammed. The clubs previously had the Kenya Premier League Limited managing the league before the FKF reclaimed the responsibilities under former president Nick Mwendwa.