Clashes
PSSI concerned over racist incidents by supporters in Indonesian football
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PSSI Executive Committee member Arya Sinulingga expressed concern over the resurgence of racism against players in the Super League, including after the Persebaya vs Persib match on March 2, 2026. He also reminded Persijap and Persis supporters not to forget the Kanjuruhan Tragedy following clashes in Jepara on March 5, 2026. PSSI is considering maintaining the away fan ban next season due to ongoing anarchic behavior.
Political clashes within ODM continued yesterday, with a meeting organized in Kitengela, Kajiado County, disrupted by police. Leaders from Dr. Oburu Oginga's wing held a rally at Tononoka grounds in Mombasa, addressing the dismissal of Secretary General Edwin Sifuna. Sifuna and his supporters faced chaos during their Kitengela gathering.
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Normalcy has returned to the Kibiko area in Ngong, Kajiado West sub-county, following two weeks of clashes that resulted in a police officer's death and injuries to civilians. Police withdrew after completing boundary demarcation, but leadership disputes and pending oil pipeline compensation persist. Residents have resumed daily activities, though some are still receiving treatment.