The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) is facing significant financial penalties from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) due to safety and security breaches during the ongoing 2024 African Nations Championship (Chan). These fines, totaling Sh12.8 million (USD 98,500), jeopardize Kenya's ability to host future tournament stages.

• Total fines imposed on FKF for breaches: Sh12.8 million (USD 98,500).
• The largest fine, Sh6.5 million (USD 50,000), was for security breaches during the Harambee Stars vs. Morocco match on August 12 at Kasarani Stadium.
• The Ministry of Sports has ordered FKF to set up six official fan zones in Nairobi to manage crowds and address ticketing issues.
• FKF President Hussein Mohammed stated the fines are concerning and will set them back, noting the federation is already navigating over Sh600 million in financial obligations.
• The tournament is a dry run for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon), but continued violations could jeopardize hosting rights.