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Club finances: Kenyan Premier League clubs survive from hand to mouth

Robinson Ndubuisi Ofuokwu (left), KCB coach Abdalla Juma (right) and Mathare United Stanley Okumbi . [PHOTOS: FILE / STANDARD]

By TOM BWANA

If clubs cannot pay coaches and players then what is this that has really grown in our football? What critiques would be keen on is how the money KPL mints from sponsors and television rights holders is used.

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