Harold Ndege, Ex-Tusker Defender, Becomes FKF CEO with 13 Years of Experience

Harold Ndege has taken over as the Football Kenya Federation's (FKF) new CEO. On Friday, the FKF National Executive Committee (NEC) accepted his nomination.

Ndege, a former Tusker FC defender, replaces Patrick Korir, who resigned after serving in an acting capacity since October 2024. FKF President Hussein Mohammed expressed confidence in Ndege’s leadership, highlighting his experience in football administration and management.

“Harold has his work cut out for him, and we are pleased to have finalized this process,” said Mohammed.

Currently serving as the Vice Chair of the East Africa Pamoja AFCON 2027 and CHAN 2025 Finance Committee, Ndege has more than 13 years of executive experience.

In his capacity as CEO, he will supervise day-to-day operations at FKF with an emphasis on efficiency, financial management, and governance. As Ndege starts his new position, FKF wishes him the best.