Amenga will sit in the panel that will analyze the TotalEnergies CAF (CHAN), PAMOJA 2024 tournament, co-hosted jointly hosted by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda in Nairobi.

The TSG is made up of top coaches, former players, and instructors with a proven track record in African football and beyond.

The carefully selected group of technical experts will play a vital role in assessing tactical trends, emerging talent, and coaching developments during the month-long competition. The TSG is made up of respected coaches, former players, and instructors with a proven track record in African football and beyond.

Among the standout members of the TSG is Senegal’s Pape Bouna Thiaw, who led his country to CHAN glory in the previous edition held in Algeria. His Senegal side edged hosts Algeria 5-4 on post match penalties after playing to a 0-0 draw at the Nelson Mandela Stadium in Algiers, Saturday, 04 February 2023

Thiaw 44, is widely regarded as one of Africa’s most promising modern coaches. A former striker, he has transitioned seamlessly into the dugout with a philosophy rooted in dynamic attacking football and tactical discipline. As a member of FIFA’s Technical Study Group, he also brought his expertise to the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Indonesia in 2022.

Tanzania kicked off their CHAN 2024 campaign in style with a commanding 2-0 victory over Burkina Faso at the Benjamin Mkapa stadium in Dar es Salaam on Saturday August 2, 2025.   

Co-hosts Kenya followed suit with a 1-0 victory over Congo DRC at Kasarani stadium, before Morocco overcame Angola 2-0 in the second group A clash on Sunday August 2, 2025.  Madagascar played to a barren draw against Mauritania in their group B to round up match day two in Dar es Salaam. 

The tournament continues this evening with co hosts Uganda taking on Algeria in Kampala  group C at 8pm, and will be preceded by Niger vs Guinea at 5pm.