CAF has launched the final round of host nation inspections and readiness workshops in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, just weeks before the delayed 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN).
The continent’s football ruling body will continue its assessment in other host cities, including Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), Kampala (Uganda), and Zanzibar.
CAF team had concluded their first inspection at the Nairobi’s Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on Friday, where the newly refurbished 50,000-seater stadium has been confirmed ready to host Group A matches and the tournament’s final on 30th August, 2025.
The delegation is expected to conduct a series of workshops with Local Organising Committee (LOC) departments, focusing on key operational areas like broadcasting, safety and security, logistics, and team transport services.
Continentalnews.com.ng, gathered that final evaluations and an offer of recommendations to enable seamless and a hitch free tournament will be made for any outstanding improvements.
The newly refurbished 50,000-seater stadium is set to host Group A matches and the tournament final on 30 August 2025.
The CAF team wrapped up its Nairobi leg on Saturday, 5 July, with a visit to Nyayo National Stadium.
The delegation will continue its assessment in other host cities, including Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), Kampala (Uganda), and Zanzibar.
Before Friday’s stadium visits, CAF conducted a series of workshops with Local Organising Committee (LOC) departments, focusing on key operational areas like broadcasting, safety and security, logistics, and team transport services.
CAF’s inspection team then proceeded with its mission on Saturday by revisiting Nyayo National Stadium for final evaluations and to offer recommendations for any outstanding improvements.
