As Kenya prepares to host CHAN 2025, the nation is urged to become "World Class Fans" to ensure the tournament's success and safeguard Kenya's reputation for future events like AFCON 2027.

• Efforts are needed to address past challenges such as ticketing hiccups and entry congestion.
• The success of CHAN 2025 is a shared responsibility among FKF, CAF, media, security agencies, ticketing partners, and fans.
• Fans are encouraged to follow rules, know prohibited items, arrive early, and listen to official communications to create a smooth and safe stadium experience.

The Harambee Stars are determined to decisively defeat Zambia in their upcoming match on Sunday at Kasarani. With a strong performance record, including three unbeaten games and a quarterfinals ticket secured, Kenya aims to cap their tournament run with another victory.

• Kenya currently has 7 points, while Zambia has no wins and no points.
• President William Ruto has offered a significant incentive of Ksh2.5 million for every player and staff member if the Stars win.
• Key figures mentioned include FKF Vice-president McDonald Mariga and Stars keeper Bryne Omondi.

Following a crucial Harambee Stars victory, Mumias East Member of Parliament Peter Salasya publicly pledged to cover three months' rent for the team's goalkeeper in recognition of his exceptional performance.

• MP Peter Salasya announced the gesture on social media after the goalkeeper's "heroic" saves secured a vital win.
• The act sparked mixed public reactions, drawing both praise for supporting local talent and criticism for perceived political mileage.
• The pledge highlights the financial realities faced by many local athletes and opens a broader conversation about consistent support for national sports heroes.