First Division fails to hold workshops

Thursday, January 22, 2015

Time to act: First Division clubs have not held workshops for administrators

First Division League-South chairperson, Sam Keitireng has admitted they have failed to conduct workshops for clubs administrators.

“Conducting workshops has taken a while, but we are in the process of conducting workshops for committee members from both South and North.

“Then we will embark on a workshop for club managers and chairpersons. You must be aware that a workshop needs to be funded,” Keitireng said.

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