NAIROBI, Kenya, February 13, 2026 – Zambian champions Zesco Ndola Girls FC have officially completed the signing of Kenyan international attacking midfielder Ivy Faith Omondi on a two-year contract from Police Bullets.
The move marks a major step for the Ndola-based side as they look to defend their domestic title and build on their recent continental success.
Omondi arrives in Zambia with a glittering resume, having most recently inspired Police Bullets FC to the 2023/24 Kenyan Women’s Premier League title.
She is no stranger to the pressures of elite football.
Her journey has seen her feature prominently for the Kenya national team, Harambee Starlets, and gain valuable international experience playing for Sethu FC in the Indian Women’s League.
Known for her vision and playmaking ability, Omondi is expected to be the creative heartbeat of the Zesco midfield.
Her arrival provides head coach William Zulu with a seasoned professional who can dictate the tempo of the game and unlock stubborn defenses, a vital asset for a team currently locked in a tight title race with rivals Green Buffaloes.
For Kenyan women’s football, Omondi’s move to one of Southern Africa’s most ambitious clubs is a testament to the growing pedigree of Kenyan talent.
She follows in the footsteps of other Harambee Starlets stars making their mark across the continent, further opening doors for local players to seek professional opportunities in competitive leagues like the FAZ Women’s Super Division.
It is a golden opportunity to test herself in a league known for its physicality and tactical discipline.
Joining Zesco, a club that recently stunned African giants Mamelodi Sundowns to reach the 2025 COSAFA Champions League final, offers her a platform to compete for both domestic and continental silverware.
Zesco Ndola Girls currently sit second in the standings with 52 points, just one point behind leaders Green Buffaloes.
Omondi’s inclusion is expected to provide tactical Versatility, winning mentality, and international pedigree as her experience in India and with the national team will be crucial for the younger players in the squad.
As the race for the Zambian title enters its decisive phase, the “Power Queens” will be hoping that their new Kenyan signing is the final piece of the puzzle in their quest for back-to-back glory.
