Reigning FKF Women's Cup champions Kibera Soccer Women have bolstered their technical bench with the appointment of former Kayole Starlets head coach Mary ‘Busu’ Adhiambo.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe experienced tactician, who parted ways with the Kayole-based outfit back in February, completes a return to the FKF Women's Premier League (WPL) after a seven-month hiatus.Harambee Stars forward hungry for more game time after stunning La Liga displayBusu’s appointment was confirmed by Kibera Soccer Women, who revealed that she will deputise veteran coach George Bob Okallo, even as they highlighted her achievements.“We are delighted to announce the appointment of Coach Mary Adhiambo “Busu” as our new Assistant Coach ahead of the 2026/27 season.22.00: (1.10) Bayern (10.0) Bodo (16.0)A true veteran of Kenyan women’s football, Coach Busu brings with her over two decades of experience across the game — first as a player and later as a coach and mentor. A former Harambee Starlets player, she represented Kenya from the 1990s into the 2000s before transitioning into coaching.STARS ABROAD: Ouma benched in Charlton draw as Tegisi features in TanzaniaHer coaching journey has seen her serve with Harambee Starlets, contribute to the historic 2016 qualification for the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations, work in youth development, and lead Mathare United Women before taking charge of Kayole Starlets,” they stated.Busu famously secured promotion to the Women's Premier League with Kayole Starlets in the 2024/25 season before taking charge of the team in the first leg of their maiden top-flight season.22.00: (1.95) Como (3.50) RB Leipzig (3.90)The soft-spoken tactician joins the Kibera-based side fresh from leading Kenya U15 to a silver-medal finish at the recently concluded 2026 CAF African Schools Football Championship CECAFA Zonal Qualifiers in Rwanda.“Known for her discipline, tactical intelligence, player development and calm leadership, Coach Busu now brings that wealth of experience, winning mentality and technical expertise to the AgarAgar family,” added the club.Former KCB forward explains why he ditched Kenyan league for South Africa's PSLIn addition to the tactician, Kibera Soccer have also made several reinforcements to the playing unit, including the signings of Inviolata Mukosi from Tanzanian side Fountain Gates, Christine Joy Ouka from Mombasa Olympic, Faith Muli from Zetech Sparks, Diana Cherono and Ugandan international Jauharah Nabaggala.