REVIEW OF STADIA PROGRESS FOR 2027 AFCON PREPARATION

REVIEW OF STADIA PROGRESS FOR 2027 AFCON PREPARATION

Defence Cabinet Secretary Hon. Soipan Tuya welcomed a delegation from the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy, and Sports, led by Cabinet Secretary Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen, to assess the progress on key stadium infrastructure projects in Kenya.

The briefing covered updates on the construction and renovation of the Moi International Sports Centre – Kasarani, Nyayo Stadium, Talanta Sports City, and Kipchoge Keino Stadium.
These projects, under the Ministry of Defence’s supervision, are progressing at different stages, with a shared commitment to ensuring their readiness for Kenya’s co-hosting of the 2027 African Cup of Nations (AFCON).

Both Cabinet Secretaries expressed satisfaction with the progress, voicing confidence that the stadia would meet the required standards in time for the tournament.

The AFCON tournament, themed “Pamoja East Africa,” will highlight regional unity, as Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda co-host this prestigious event.

The review meeting included Vice Chief of Defence Forces (VCDF) Lieutenant General John Omenda, Assistant Chief of Defence Forces for Personnel and Logistics Major General David Ketter, Chief of Infrastructure Brigadier Titus Sokobe, Director General of Sports Kenya Mr. Pius Metto, and other senior officials from both Ministries.

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