Harambee Starlets were eliminated from WAFCON after a 2-0 loss to Algeria in Rabat, finishing with three straight defeats and seven goals conceded. The article reviews coach and player comments about preparedness, support, and what comes next.
By Sammy MurayaKenya’s Harambee Starlets exited WAFCON after two defeats, scoring no goals and missing qualification to the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup via the tournament. The article outlines the results, the group scenario, and suggested next steps for Kenyan women’s football.
By Sammy MurayaKenya’s Harambee Starlets are preparing in Miramas, France, ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). The team opens their campaign against hosts Morocco in Rabat, with a squad mix of experienced players and young talent as they target a semi-final finish.
By Sammy MurayaTanzania, who have a superior goal difference of +12 with Kenya in +11, need a draw to lift the trophy, while Kenya needs nothing less than a win to be crowned champions.
By Dennis MasindeAccording to reports from various media outlets, Odemba has vacated her position and will formally return to coaching the recently crowned Football Kenya Federation FKF Women's Premier League champions, Kenya Police Bullets.
By Dennis MasindeThe Starlets’ focus now shifts fully to the WAFCON final qualifying round against Gambia.
By Dennis Masinde