The Ministry of Sports has requested an additional Ksh 11.02 billion to facilitate the timely completion of key stadium projects earmarked for AFCON 2027 and to safeguard Kenya’s hosting rights as preparations intensify. Appearing before the National Assembly’s Committee on Sports and Culture on Tuesday, May 19, Principal Secretary Elijah Mwangi defended the supplementary funding
The Confederation of African Football has announced reforms to its statutes and regulations aimed at restoring trust in referees, VAR officials and its judicial bodies following controversy surrounding the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final in Morocco. In a statement released on March 29, CAF said the changes are intended to “strengthen the trust and
Kenya has expressed confidence in meeting key obligations set by the Confederation of African Football ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations 2027 tournament, which the country will co-host alongside Uganda and Tanzania. Principal Secretary for Sports, Elijah Mwangi, said the government remains on course to meet a crucial requirement, the payment of the hosting
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