President Ruto's message to Harambee Stars after CHAN Quarter-Final exit

In a message posted on X, the President said the team had “silenced doubters” and “lifted the spirit of a nation,” calling the penalty shootout loss “no dishonour” and “a badge of greatness.” .....

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President William Ruto has commended the Harambee Stars for their "remarkable run" in the Pamoja African Nations Championship (CHAN), despite their quarter-final exit to Madagascar via penalties.

The Harambee Stars were eliminated 4-3 on penalties by Madagascar at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani.
President Ruto posted his message on X, praising the team for silencing "doubters" and lifting "the spirit of a nation."
Kenya remains a proud co-host of the "historic Pamoja CHAN," and fans are urged to continue supporting the tournament.

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