The upcoming CHAN 2025 matches will feature a fully digital ticket purchasing system, allowing fans in Kenya to secure their entry hassle-free.

• Ticket prices range from Ksh 200 for Regular/Terrace to Ksh 1,000 for VVIP.
• The event is organized by CAF and the Local Organising Committee.
• Tickets can only be purchased from chan.mookh.com, with no physical tickets available, ensuring a scam-free experience.

Kenya is set to host the highly-anticipated CHAN 2025, marking the first time the country will be the venue for Africa's premier football tournament, celebrating homegrown talent while also uniting the continent.

• CHAN 2025 will have a significant impact on the local economy, injecting millions into various sectors.
• The event is organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), showcasing players exclusively from domestic leagues.
• With affordable tickets and upgraded stadiums, the tournament represents a unique opportunity to rally national pride and solidarity across Africa.

With CHAN 2025 approaching, fans are encouraged to show their support for the Harambee Stars by purchasing official Kenyan jerseys and fan merchandise. The article highlights several locations in Nairobi where enthusiasts can find their gear.

• The Harambee Stars Official Store on Tom Mboya Street is the primary source for authentic Football Kenya Federation (FKF) gear.
• Sports House, with branches at Sarit Centre, Garden City, and Moi Avenue, offers CHAN-themed merchandise and fan accessories.
• Decathlon Kenya at The Hub, Karen, provides fanwear and subtly patriotic Kenyan-themed tees.
• For unique, edgy designs, fans can check Tofauti Concepts online or at their pop-up events.
• Gikomba and Toi Market are also suggested for custom and affordable Kenyan gear.

The 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) is set to kick off on August 2 across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, with a total prize fund of Sh 1.3 billion on offer. This tournament exclusively features players from their respective domestic leagues.

• The champion will receive Sh 452 million, with the runner-up taking Sh 155 million.
• Organized by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), the tournament will conclude on August 30.
• Matches will be held at five venues, including Moi International Sports Centre in Kasarani, Kenya, which will host the final.

Major traffic disruptions are expected in Nairobi starting Sunday, August 3, due to road closures and diversions for the 2024 African Nations Championships (CHAN). These measures will affect several key roads as the Harambee Stars play their opening game against the Democratic Republic of Congo at the Moi International Sports Centre (MISC) in Kasarani.

• Affected roads include Aerodrome Road (closed from Madaraka Roundabout to Bunyala Roundabout), and partial closures on Lang'ata Road between Madaraka and Lusaka roundabouts, and Mombasa Road from Lusaka Roundabout to Bunyala Roundabout.
• Nairobi traffic police boss Joseph Chirchir issued an alert advising motorists of these changes throughout the tournament, which runs until August 18.
• Diversions are in place, with motorists from Mombasa Road encouraged to use Likoni-Enterprise Road, and those from Lang'ata Road advised to use Raila Odinga Road or Muhoho Road.

After significant stadium delays, the African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 is finally set to kick off on Saturday, marking a historic co-hosting effort by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. This tournament, running until August 30, serves as a crucial prelude to the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, also co-hosted by these three nations.

• The CHAN tournament will feature 19 teams, with Tanzania playing Burkina Faso in the opening match at the Benjamin Mkapa stadium.
• CAF General Secretary Veron Mosengo-Omba praised the co-operation of the three nations in preparing the stadiums.
• Kenya, making its debut, is coached by South African head coach Benni McCarthy, while Uganda hopes to break its streak of not qualifying for the knockout phase.
• Defending champions Senegal will begin their campaign against Nigeria on August 5 at Zanzibar's Amaan stadium.