Football Kenya Federation Caretaker Committee is set to meet representatives from clubs in the Kenya Women Premier League (KWPL) and the Women FKF Division One clubs on Thursday.The meetings saw the top two leagues in the country deliberate on how they would approach league resumption, with both of them agreeing to have action back starting this weekend, December 4, 2021.When the Caretaker Committee announced the suspension of nationwide leagues in the country, KWPL suffered the hardest blow as it was set to commence for the 2021/22 season the same week that the announcement was made.Still no light at the end of the tunnel as the FKF Caretaker Committee pushes the FKFPL resumption forward once again https://t.co/4IMc8YU9sB— Mozzart Sport Kenya (@MozzartSportKe) November 24, 2021 In a letter to all the KWPL and Women Division One clubs, the committee has since invited all the clubs in the two leagues for the meeting set to take place at Nyayo Stadium starting at 10 AM on Thursday.”The FKF Caretaker Committee in its meeting of 19th November 2021 deliberated over requests by football club officials and referees to have a meeting with the caretaker committee.The committee hereby invites one official representative from every team for the meeting at Nyayo National Stadium VIP Lounge Board Room on 2nd D3cember, 2021 at 10:00 am,” part of the invite by the committee read.Ahead of the meeting, Eldoret Falcons chairman Joshua Ariko says that the meeting is timely and believes that it will come in handy for the various women teams in the two leagues.ZONE B:1. Oserian Ladies.2. Eldoret Falcons.3. SEP Oyugis Ladies.4. Solasa Stima Queens.5. Nyuki Starlets FC.6. Royal Starlets.7. Bomet Starlets FC.8. Vihiga Leeds FC.9. Gusii Starlets FC— Bree Mo’ngina! (@beebree0) November 24, 2021 In addition to that, Ariko has assured the committee of backing from Eldoret Falcons on behalf of other women’s clubs and is hopeful that the caretakers will add value to women’s football in the country by securing sponsorships for the leagues.”The meeting has come at the right time and we believe it will address most challenges affecting the women league. With proper planning and investing, women’s leagues will have an instant impact. As we all know Harambee Starlets could be in the World Cup soon and a strong women’s league will be very beneficial to that effect. On behalf of other women teams, we assure the caretaker committee of our full support. We also hope they will allow women clubs to have an independent body to run their leagues as KPL did. We believe the caretaker will get sponsorship for our leagues,” Ariko said.Falcons were relegated from the top flight at the end of the last campaign and are aiming at giving their best shot in the Women Division One league to earn back their Premier League status.
