East Africa is firmly on the continental football map this year! Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania are proudly co-hosting the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN).

This tournament is special because it's only for players who play in their home country's leagues. It's a huge chance for local talent to shine, and for Kenya, it's a long-awaited moment as a host nation.

Where the Action Will Happen: Host Stadiums

Here's a look at the impressive stadiums ready to welcome fans:

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Kenya will host Group A matches and the final at:

Moi International Sports Centre (Kasarani), Nairobi – Capacity: 60,000

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Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi – Capacity: 30,000

Kasarani Stadium // X(twitter)

Uganda will host at:

Mandela National Stadium (Namboole), Kampala – Capacity: 45,202

Tanzania venues include:

Benjamin Mkapa Stadium, Dar es Salaam – Capacity: 60,000

Amaan Stadium, Zanzibar – Capacity: 15,000

Mandela Stadium // X(Twitter)

Getting Your Tickets: Affordable Access for Fans

Tickets are conveniently available online through both Mookh and CAF portals

Regular: KSh 200

VIP: KSh 500

Tickets at CAF Portal // X(twitter)

VVIP: KSh 1,000

To give you an idea of the value, KSh 200 is roughly equivalent to UGX 4,800 or TSh 3,800 for a regular ticket.

Stars to Watch: Homegrown Talent Ready to Shine

Each host country boasts exciting local stars who are ready to make a big impact in the tournament:

Kenya:

Ryam Ogam (Tusker FC): Scored an impressive 15 goals this season before a recent injury.

Kenya's Ryan Ogam // X(Twitter)

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Uganda:

Allen Okello: Brings Flair,Vision and attacking Impetus.

Uganda's Allen Okello // X(Twitter)

Tanzania:

Feisal Salum (Young Africans SC): Has scored 8 goals in the league this year.

Tanzanian's Feisal Salum // X(Twitter)

Remember, all these players are eligible under CHAN rules, which strictly permit only locally based talent to participate.

Kenya's Road Ahead: CHAN Fixtures

All of Kenya’s Group A matches will be played at the iconic Kasarani Stadium in Nairobi:

Sun, 3rd Aug: Kenya vs DR Congo, 3:00 PM

Thurs, 7th Aug: Angola vs Kenya, 7:00 PM

Sun, 10th Aug: Kenya vs Morocco, 3:00 PM

Sun, 17th Aug: Zambia vs Kenya, 3:00 PM

The grand final will also take place at Kasarani on Saturday, 30th August.