Search the newsroom
Advertisement
WAFCON

Kenya Name 26-Player Harambee Starlets Squad for WAFCON 2026

Kenya has unveiled a 26-player Harambee Starlets squad for the 2026 CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco, with head coach Beldine Odemba selecting a balanced team across all departments as the nation prepares for the continental tournament.

Kenya Name 26-Player Harambee Starlets Squad for WAFCON 2026
Advertisement

Kenya Unveils WAFCON 2026 Squad

The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has officially announced the 26-player Harambee Starlets squad that will represent Kenya at the 2026 CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco.

Head coach Beldine Odemba will lead the team into the continental championship, with the squad featuring three goalkeepers, eight defenders, eight midfielders and five forwards.

The announcement marks another important milestone in Kenya's preparations as the Harambee Starlets aim to make a strong impression on Africa's biggest women's football tournament.

Goalkeepers

The goalkeeping department includes:

  • Annedy Kundu
  • Lilian Awuor
  • Vivian Shiyonzo

Defenders

Odemba has selected the following defenders:

  • Elizabeth Ochaka
  • Vivian Nasaka
  • Leah Andiema
  • Mary Nthambi
  • Norah Ann
  • Euphrasier Shilwatso
  • Enez Mango
  • Ruth Ingosi

Midfielders

Kenya's midfield options are:

  • Mwanalima Adam
  • Martha Amunyolete
  • Airin Madalina
  • Mercy Airo
  • Fasila Adhiambo
  • Lorna Nyairinda
  • Tereza Engesha
  • Shaline Mnabengele

Forwards

Leading Kenya's attack are:

  • Violet Nanjala
  • Valarie Nekesa
  • Shirleen Opisa
  • Eglay Mukhwana
  • Marion Serenge

Eyes on Morocco

With the squad now confirmed, the Harambee Starlets will shift their focus to final preparations ahead of WAFCON 2026. Kenya will be hoping the blend of experienced players and emerging talent can help the team compete strongly against the continent's top sides.

The tournament in Morocco offers another opportunity for the Starlets to showcase the continued growth of women's football in Kenya on the African stage.

Article tags

Explore this story

Share

Share this story

X Facebook WhatsApp Telegram
Previous

Spain Beat Argentina To Win Second World Cup Crown

Related stories

More on this story

Latest coverage

Latest WAFCON stories

Loading more stories
Advertisement
YouTube channel

Watch highlights, analysis, and standout stories in one place.

Catch the best video moments in a cleaner promo block that stays easy to find without crowding the footer.

SUBSCRIBE