Bennie McCarthy, the South African coach of Kenya’s Harambee Stars, has disclosed difficulties with his work permit and unpaid allowances. McCarthy revealed during a recent interview that he is concerned about being questioned by authorities over his legal status in Kenya. The situation has raised concerns about the administrative challenges faced by foreign coaches in the country.
McCarthy, who has previously managed teams in South Africa and abroad, is now dealing with the complexities of working in Kenya. He mentioned that the lack of payment for his allowances has added to his stress. The issue highlights broader problems in the management of foreign professionals in Kenyan sports.
The situation has sparked discussions among football officials about the need for clearer policies regarding work permits and financial obligations for foreign coaches. While no immediate action has been taken, the matter remains under review. The outcome could have implications for future foreign coaching appointments in Kenya.
