The Governance section of the Kenya Roll Ball Federation is organized into various committees, each with designated roles and responsibilities. The Executive Committee is led by Mr. Samuel Litaba, who serves as the President, supported by Mr. Geoffrey Barasa, the Vice President in charge of Technical matters. Mrs. Lilian Cherono holds the position of 2nd Vice President, overseeing Administration and Logistics. The committee also includes Mr. Yusuf K. Kipkoech, the Secretary General, Joseph Alukhula as the Acting-Assistant Secretary, and Mr. Ephraim C. Waruhiu, the Treasurer, ensuring the smooth operation of the federation's governance. In addition to the Executive Committee, there are several sub-committees that focus on specific areas within the federation. The Sub-Committee on Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary matters includes members such as Mrs. Lilian Cherono, Mr. Ephraim C. Waruhiu, and Mr. Yusuf K. Kipkoech. The Technical Committee, responsible for coaching and referees, is led by Mr. Geoffrey Barasa and Mr. Jared T. Onyango. The federation has Junior Roll Ball which was led by Mr. Karani Waruhiu as the National Junior Roll Ball Coordinator. He successfully steered the Sub-Committee mandated to plan for and run the first ever National Junior Roll Ball League from May to July 2024. The sub-committee members included: Joseph Alukhala - Chairman, Mary Wambui - Vice Chairperson, Albert Mutinda - Secretary, Gibson Luyari - Treasurer, and Jennifer Njoki - Welfare Officer. We are thankful to many other Roll Ball stakeholders who played a part in ensuring the league was a great success. The federation also manages 47 branches across all counties, highlighting its extensive reach and influence throughout the country.
The Kenya Roll Ball Federation (KRBF) Strategic Plan (2025–2029) provides a clear roadmap for the sustainable growth and professionalization of Roll Ball in Kenya. It articulates the Federation’s commitment to enhancing governance, strengthening institutional capacity, and expanding participation across all counties. The plan aligns with Kenya’s national sports policy and seeks to position Roll Ball as one of the fastest-growing urban and youth sports in the country. Through this framework, KRBF envisions building a vibrant sporting culture grounded in integrity, inclusivity, and excellence. At the core of the Strategic Plan are five strategic pillars: Governance and Institutional Strengthening, Talent Development and Capacity Building, Infrastructure and Resource Mobilization, Competition and Events Development, and Media and Digital Presence. Each pillar outlines targeted objectives, implementation strategies, and measurable outcomes designed to advance Roll Ball at both grassroots and elite levels. The plan also emphasizes the empowerment of county branches, promoting partnerships with schools, universities, and community organizations to widen the base of participation and discover new talent. Furthermore, the KRBF Strategic Plan underscores the importance of sustainable funding and collaboration. By partnering with corporate sponsors, government agencies, and international bodies, the Federation aims to secure resources that will ensure the continuity of its programs and competitions. The plan also embraces technology and digital transformation as key drivers for engagement, transparency, and visibility — leveraging social media, digital marketing, and online platforms to promote events and inspire a new generation of players and fans. Ultimately, this Strategic Plan serves as a blueprint for progress and accountability, reinforcing KRBF’s vision of making Kenya a leading Roll Ball nation in Africa and beyond. It highlights the Federation’s dedication to professionalism, gender equality, youth empowerment, and innovation, setting a solid foundation for the sport’s long-term success.
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