Roots Party leader Professor George Wajackoyah has vowed to demolish a church under construction at State House, Nairobi, if elected president in 2027, calling it unconstitutional. This pledge came during a YouTube Podcast on July 24, 2025, while President William Ruto defends the project as an expression of his faith.

• The church project is estimated to cost approximately Ksh1.2 billion (about $9.2 million USD).
• Atheist in Kenya Society has filed a petition in Kenya’s High Court, challenging the construction as unconstitutional and exclusionary, with a hearing scheduled for July 24, 2025.
• Wajackoyah controversially suggested repurposing the structure, potentially converting it into a prison.

The excitement for CHAN 2025 in Kenya is palpable as fans prepare to celebrate football culture at the stadiums. This event is not just about the matches, but an immersive experience of art, music, and national pride.

• CHAN 2025 will kick off at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani and conclude at Nyayo Stadium.
• Fans are encouraged to arrive early, wearing national colors and joining in the vibrant atmosphere with chants and camaraderie.
• Additional events include fan zones outside the stadiums with live DJs and local influencers.

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.