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TIME TO RECLAIM DUTIES: FKF moves to regulate player licensing previously done by Kenyan Premier League

Kariobangi Shark's Nicholas Kavaya and Elisha Owita, left, of MOYAS FC's eyes are set on the ball during FKF Premier league at Kasarani on Sunday, March 29th. PHOTO/JONAH ONYANGO.

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has announced it will take back the process of registering players featuring in the top tier league.

The exercise has for the longest time been undertaken by the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) with the federation dealing with the other lower leagues.

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