Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts

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The Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts is the Kenyan government ministry which is responsible for artistic, cultural and youth empowerment, and sports development. Its current Cabinet Secretary is Hassan Wario.

The ministry also controls an association football team known as Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts Football Club (MOSCA) that currently competes in the Kenyan National Super League, the second tier of the Kenyan football league system. The team, previously known as MOYAS (Ministry of Youth and Sports), was reportedly set to break off from the ministry and become an independent football club.^[1]

References

↑ Vincent Opiyo (22 January 2014). "Reports: Shabana, MOYAS handed Super League slot". Futaa.com. Retrieved 7 June 2014.

Kenyan National Super League

Seasons

FKF Division One

2013 clubs

Zone A

Group 1	Bidco United Brighter Stars Coast United Kambakia Christian Centre Kenya Revenue Authority Kibera Celtic Ligi Ndogo Mahakama Maweni City Murang'a United Nairobi Stima Sparki Youth Talanta

Group 2	Administration Police Admiral Congo JMJ United Green Berets Jericho AllStars Kariobangi Sharks Magongo Rangers Mount Kenya United MOYAS Nakumatt Rangers Tala

Zone B

Group 1	Comply G.F.C. 105 Kisero Kolongolo Mumcop Nzoia United Shabana Kisii Swan Orchards Timsales Top Fry AllStars West Kenya Sugar Zoo Kericho

Group 2	Agrochemical Finlays Horticulture Hotsprings Kakamega Stars Kisumu Municipal Kisumu Youth Olympic Centre Longonot Horticulture Oserian Outgrowers Raiders St. Joseph Utawala

Former clubs

Bandari
Gatundu Stars
H.B.C. Milimani
Iron Strikers
Kakamega Homeboyz
Karungu
KSL Thola Glass
Mathare Youth
Outgrowers
Sparki Youth
Yanga

Seasons

Ministries of the Government of Kenya

Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Foreign Affairs and International Trade Health Mining Sports, Culture and the Arts

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Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts

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