News Focus
- Mwanalima Adam secures Player of the Tournament honour in Zambia
- Harambee Starlets overwhelm Lesotho 6-0 to claim bronze medals
- Triumph concludes successful Four Nations campaign for Kenya
- Strong showing boosts confidence ahead of WAFCON 2026 in Morocco
Harambee Starlets captain Mwanalima Adam has rounded off an exceptional international break by securing the Player of the Tournament accolade at the Four Nations competition in Zambia.
The influential striker proved unstoppable during the entire event. She blended deadly finishing qualities with outstanding leadership on the pitch.
This personal achievement marks a significant moment for Kenyan football. The national team is currently intensifying training sessions ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) finals in Morocco.
Adam proved crucial in steering the Starlets through a demanding tournament schedule. Her efforts reached a peak during the third-place decider against Lesotho.
The team captain directed a stunning attacking performance. She propelled Kenya to a dominant 6-0 triumph, ensuring the squad returned home with bronze medals.
The emphatic victory demonstrated the side’s striking power. It also underlined Adam’s ability to perform when tournament stakes are highest.
The timing of this individual recognition could hardly be better. Kenya’s women’s football landscape is gaining momentum with the continental championship approaching.
Adam’s match control and her power to motivate a developing squad prove that the Starlets possess solid leadership. This structure will prove vital when they confront Africa’s top teams at WAFCON.
The squad will arrive back in Nairobi carrying bronze medals. They also bring an MVP trophy for their skipper. Most importantly, they carry a clear understanding of the standards required at continental level.