AFRICAN NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP: Kenya needs to do a lot ahead of 2018 Tournament.






Confederations of African Football (CAF), has said that Kenya has a lot to do on Infrastructure ahead of the 2018 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN). This statement was made by CAF Secretary General, Hicham El Amrani, who completed a tour of the Country on Thursday. The CAF delegation alongside the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Nick Mwendwa toured the country and said that more than 10 stadia fall short of the required threshold due to the poor infrastructure around them and require massive renovations. The inspection saw the delegation go around Stadiums in Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa, Meru, and Machakos. Hicham further stated that in order for one to host such a sporting event, a country needs to have at least four stadia with each having four dressing rooms. The FKF Chairman, Nick Mwendwa, stated that they will hold subcommittee meetings involving the media and medical units. He further added that a budget will be completed in the next 10-20 days as they hold discussions with the Government so as that the next time they meet with CAF they can be able to present it. CHAN is Africa’s second tier football tournament that is normally reserved for domestic players. The previous edition was held in Rwanda this year and was won by the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Kenya is scheduled to host the African Nations Championship (CHAN) in February 2018.

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