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African Nations Championship Kicks Off
KENYA, AUG 1 – The 19-team tournament exclusively features domestic league players and marks a milestone in East African cooperation ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, officials said.
- Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda make history as CAF TotalEnergies CHAN PAMOJA 2024 officially kicks off Saturday at Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam.
- CAF postponed the tournament from February 2025 to ensure venues meet standards, with the event serving as a precursor to the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.
- Nineteen teams vie for the CHAN 2024 title, with competition limited to domestic-league players for continental exposure.
- Uganda Cranes face Algeria, Guinea, Niger and South Africa in Group C, aiming to end their knockout drought after six previous group-stage exits.
- Looking ahead, delivering CHAN could solidify East Africa’s role as future Africa Cup of Nations 2027 hosts, with over 2,000 participants expected to generate economic impact.
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