Talanta City: How Kenya is catching up to East Africa's stadium giants

The global case studies are evidence enough of the transformative multiplier effects that stadiums can cause...
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Kenya is rapidly progressing with the construction of Talanta Sports City (TSC), a new 60,000-seat stadium set to position the nation alongside other East African countries with modern sporting infrastructure. Nearing 60 percent completion, this ambitious project aims to be ready before Kenya co-hosts the 2027 African Cup of Nations (Afcon).
- The Talanta Sports City, spearheaded by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) and the Ministry of Defence, is projected for completion by February 28, 2026.
- The stadium will boast a total construction area of 98,150 square meters and rise five storeys high with a 56-meter roof, incorporating sustainable features like solar photovoltaic panels and rainwater harvesting.
- At its peak, the project has employed over 3,500 Kenyans, including 500 residents from Kibera, showcasing a commitment to local empowerment.
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