With the African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 just around the corner, Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya has wrapped up his final inspection tour of key facilities, declaring Kenya fully prepared to host the continental football tournament. His endorsement comes after months of intense infrastructural upgrades and coordination.
Highlights:
- CS Salim Mvurya has completed his final CHAN 2024 inspection
- Says Kenya is ready to successfully host the African football event
- Major stadiums and training facilities have met CAF standards
- The tournament is set to boost Kenya’s international sports profile
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Sports CS Salim Mvurya concluded his nationwide tour of stadiums and related infrastructure earmarked for CHAN 2024. His final visit, marking the end of a months-long inspection process, gave a green light for Kenya’s readiness to welcome the continent’s top national teams.
Mvurya confirmed that the major venues—particularly Nairobi’s Nyayo National Stadium, Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani, and newly refurbished regional stadiums—have met the Confederation of African Football (CAF) requirements. Training grounds and athlete accommodation facilities are also ready for use.
“This tournament is not just about football; it’s about showing the world what Kenya can do,” Mvurya stated during his address. He added that the tournament will create a legacy of better sports infrastructure and inspire youth participation in football and athletics.
Beyond sport, CHAN 2024 is expected to boost local economies through tourism, hospitality, and jobs. Hosting rights come with a spotlight—something Mvurya believes Kenya is now fully prepared to embrace.
The Sports Ministry has also coordinated with security, health, and transport agencies to ensure a smooth experience for teams and fans. CS Mvurya said Kenya’s multi-agency approach would guarantee a successful and safe tournament.
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With the final thumbs-up from CS Mvurya, Kenya now stands at the edge of a historic football moment—ready to welcome Africa to its home turf.
