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As ban hurts K'Ogalo and Ingwe, rival clubs in booming business

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Tusker's Kevin Monyi jumps to reach ball before Caleb Olililo of Posta Rangers during FKF Premier League end season at Ruaraka grounds. June 12, 2022. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

As confusion and uncertainty continue to cloud the start of the 2022-2023 Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Premier League, clubs have been reinforcing their squads in anticipation of the new season.

The local football fraternity was thrown into confusion on Tuesday when troubled FKF President Nick Mwendwa led other officials to the Goal Project, Kandanda House in Kasarani and gained entry, over 10 months after they were kicked out by Sports CS Amina Mohamed.

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