The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has suspended ticket sales for all future fixtures at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, including the upcoming CHAN 2024 match between Kenya's Harambee Stars and Zambia's Chipolopolo. This decision follows severe safety and security breaches during Kenya's recent game against Morocco, which led to overcrowding and dangerous conditions.

• WHO: CAF suspended ticket sales due to safety concerns.
• WHAT: Incidents included a broken gate allowing unticketed entry, stadium overcrowding beyond capacity, unauthorized individuals in the media centre, and police using tear gas.
• WHEN: The suspension impacts immediate future games, including Sunday, August 17's match between Harambee Stars and Zambia.
• WHERE: All affected events are located at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, in Kenya.
• NUMBER: One stadium gate was reportedly broken, facilitating unauthorized entry.
• KEY PERSON: Nicholas Musonye, Chairman of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), had previously warned fans about prohibited items and the dangers of late arrival.

Kenya's Harambee Stars achieved a historic upset, defeating two-time champions Morocco 1-0 to qualify for the quarterfinals of the CHAN 2024 tournament.

• The decisive goal was scored by Ryan Ogam.
• Prior to this match, Morocco was unbeaten in their last 14 matches (12 wins, 2 draws) and had only lost twice in 20 games.
• This marks the first time Kenya has defeated Morocco in six encounters.

The Harambee Stars of Kenya ended a 10-year dry spell against Morocco's Atlas Lions, securing a crucial 1-0 victory in the CHAN 2024 Group A clash at Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani Stadium on August 10, 2025.

• Kenya defeated Morocco 1-0, despite playing with 10 men after Crispine Erambo was sent off.
• The decisive goal was scored by Ryan Ogam.
• Kenya’s Head coach Benni McCarthy stated the team protected their lead, referencing his former coach José Mourinho.

President William Ruto has promised substantial financial incentives to the Harambee Stars if they defeat Zambia in the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) match on Sunday. This new pledge builds on previous rewards, aiming to motivate the team further.

• Each player will receive Sh2.5 million for a win against Zambia, with an additional Sh1 million and a two-bedroom house for winning the quarter-finals, leading to a cumulative total of Sh6 million plus a house per player.
• President Ruto made the promise on Monday, August 11, after Kenya's 1–0 win over Morocco, and honored an earlier pledge by awarding Sh1 million each to 27 players and 15 technical bench members, totaling Sh42 million.
• If the team reaches the finals, the promised houses would be upgraded to three-bedroom units.