We were founded on the belief that Kenyan sport thrives when its fans show up - in numbers, in colour, and in peace. From Harambee Stars to athletics, rugby, netball and beyond, KFA organizes transport, fan zones and rallies, trains peace ambassadors, and gives every member a digital badge that proves they are part of the movement. As Kenya prepares to co-host AFCON 2027 with Uganda and Tanzania, our work has never mattered more.
We organize transport, fan zones, and rallies so terraces are full for Harambee Stars, our county teams, and every code from rugby to athletics.
Football, rugby, athletics, volleyball, boxing and more — members choose the sport they support and get matched with fixtures, gear, and fellow fans.
We train marshals, run peace walks, and hold ourselves to a zero-tolerance code on violence, so Kenyan sports venues stay safe for families.
Kenyans across the country have always shown deep passion for sport. In past decades, fans filled our sports venues in numbers that lifted the tempo of every match. Kenya Fans Association anticipates that, with the right support, fans will fill our sports venues again for the betterment of Kenyan sport.
Our eyes also remain fixed on improving the welfare of fans, even as we champion the rights of athletes and every stakeholder across every code — football, rugby, athletics, volleyball, boxing and beyond.
Kenya Fans Association is a non-profit, members’ organization built to secure long-term success for Kenyan sport by involving thousands of ordinary Kenyan fans in its development.
We stand as the voice of the majority stakeholders — the fans — across every code, forming a rightful force in the general management of Kenyan sport.
Turning strategy into results is the responsibility of Kenya Fans Association’s executive officials, led by the Chairperson, working hand in hand with other officials down to individual members to unanimously hit the association’s targets.
Chairperson, Kenya Fans Association