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Greed vs Good Governance in Kenyan Football

10 November 2005

Kenyan Bob Munro speaks about the culture of corruption in Kenyan football. Kenyan football clubs and players suffered for decades from bad playing fields, biased referees and mismanagement of their leagues and KFF funds. But what happened when some began to fight back against corruption?

Read Munro's entire presentation here

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