This archive report was first published on 31 October 2019.
Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) is facing financial woes after being raided by auctioneers at their offices along Ngong Road. The union has defaulted on payments to several suppliers, leading to the auctioneers' action.
According to reports, the KRU owes various suppliers, with the exact amount not specified. The union has been waiting for Sh190 million from the sports fund set up by the government to cater to the sports teams and federations approved on July 16th.
On October 31, 2019, social media users expressed their disappointment over the lack of timely and adequate funding from the Ministry of Sports. Sports federations had expressed similar concerns earlier.
As the situation unfolds, the Kenya Rugby Union's financial struggles continue to make headlines. The union's reliance on government funding has raised questions about the sustainability of their operations.
Kenya Rugby Union being auctioned because of the many debts they have. Hey Sports Minister @AMB_A_Mohammed PS @PsSportsKenya, this is where we are. pic.twitter.com/u2iuV8d6ME — Eric Njiru (@EricNjiiru) October 31, 2019
