Police warn of traffic disruption ahead of Stars vs. Madagascar CHAN quarterfinal
Motorists plying the Thika Superhighway to face traffic disruptions as police set roadblocks at Muthaiga and Ruiru ahead of Harambee Stars’ clash against Madagascar on Friday, August 22...
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Police are warning motorists about significant traffic disruptions on the Thika Superhighway on Friday, August 22, due to roadblocks for the Harambee Stars vs. Madagascar CHAN 2024 quarter-final at Kasarani Stadium.
- Affected routes include diversions at Exit 4, Exit 7, and Exit 8, with motorists from Nairobi advised to use Kiambu Road.
- The National Police Service urges compliance, warning of stern action against non-compliant drivers.
- This match marks Kenya's first knockout stage appearance in a continental tournament in 38 years.
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Harambee Stars Reach CHAN Quarter-Final Against Madagascar at Kasarani - August 2025
Harambee Stars have defied expectations at the 2024 African Nations Championship (Chan) by progressing to the knockout stage on their debut. Initially written off as underdogs, the team's performance under coach Benni McCarthy has stunned competitors. East African nations Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Sudan have all qualified for the quarter-finals. For the Harambee Stars' quarter-final match against Madagascar, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has approved an 80 per cent stadium capacity at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani. The match is set for Friday, August 22, and police are warning of significant traffic disruptions on the Thika Superhighway due to roadblocks for the event.
