Football Kenya Federation (FKF) made this announcement that it has parted ways with Francis Kimanzi, Harambee Stars coach with immediate effect.
In a statement FKF stated Kimanzi, 45Â and his entire technical bench, consisting assistant coach Zedekiah Otieno and goalkeeping coach Lawrence Webo had left via mutual consent.
“The federation is grateful to Kimanzi for his dedication and professionalism, this as we wish them all the best in their endeavours,” said the federation in a statement.
Kimanzi was the assistant to Migne, and quit his post at Mathare United to fully concentrate on national team matters.
Kimanzi is not new to the Harambee Stars job. He was appointed full-time manager of the team on December 11, 2008, having held the post as a caretaker coach since May 2008.
He was sacked from the post after the 2008 Cecafa Cup in January 2009 due to disputes between him and Kenyan football administrators.
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In June 2012, he was sacked as manager of Kenya alongside his entire coaching staff after the country failed to qualify for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
After coaching Tusker, he returned to Mathare United as manager in 2015.
