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This Saturday, Nairobi City becomes the epicentre of football and music โ with over four hours of nonstop spectacle as the curtains fall on the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN).
Fans are in for world-class football and boundary-pushing entertainment as the much-anticipated showdown between Madagascar and Morocco takes place at Kasarani Stadium.
As the two nations battle for the tournamentโs top honours on the pitch, the stands and stage will come alive with a line-up of East Africaโs finest performersโUganda's Eddy Kenzo, Tanzania's Zuchu, and Kenya's Savara.
From 2PM, the gates to Kasarani Stadium will swing open, welcoming thousands of fans to what organisers are calling the greatest concert-scale experience in East Africa.
And true to that promise, the entertainment will match the magnitude of the football final. A specially built stage, cutting-edge lighting displays, and a fireworks spectacle will turn Kasarani into more than a stadiumโit will become a festival ground where rhythm and football meet.
Ugandan superstar Eddy Kenzo is expected to set the tone with his high-energy anthems, his music already adored across the continent.
Tanzanian sensation Zuchu, known for her electric performances and powerful vocals, will bring a blend of elegance and fire to the stage.
Kenyaโs own Savara will complete the trio, ensuring the home fans feel every beat of the celebration.
Together, the three acts will unite East Africaโs sound in a night destined to echo long after the final whistle.
The performances add an extra spark to a tournament that has already captured hearts.
Kenya may have bowed out in the quarterfinals after a penalty heartbreak against Madagascar, but the atmosphere in Nairobi has remained electric throughout.
With tickets for the final almost sold out, the stage is set for a send-off befitting a competition that has not only showcased talent but also strengthened East Africaโs readiness for the AFCON 2027 co-hosting.
As Morocco chases a third CHAN title and Madagascar aims to complete their fairy-tale, fans can be sure of one thing: the real winner on Saturday will be the spirit of celebration.
At Kasarani, football will provide the tensionโbut it is music, lights, and fireworks that will seal CHAN 2024 as a spectacle for the ages.
ยฉCitizen Digital, Kenya
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- Fans are in for world-class football and boundary-pushing entertainment as the much-anticipated showdown between Madagascar and Morocco takes place at Kasarani Stadium.
- From 2PM, the gates to Kasarani Stadium will swing open, welcoming thousands of fans to what organisers are calling the greatest concert-scale experience in East Africa.
This Saturday, Nairobi City becomes the epicentre of football and music โ with over four hours of nonstop spectacle as the curtains fall on the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN).
Fans are in for world-class football and boundary-pushing entertainment as the much-anticipated showdown between Madagascar and Morocco takes place at Kasarani Stadium.
As the two nations battle for the tournamentโs top honours on the pitch, the stands and stage will come alive with a line-up of East Africaโs finest performersโUganda's Eddy Kenzo, Tanzania's Zuchu, and Kenya's Savara.
From 2PM, the gates to Kasarani Stadium will swing open, welcoming thousands of fans to what organisers are calling the greatest concert-scale experience in East Africa.
And true to that promise, the entertainment will match the magnitude of the football final. A specially built stage, cutting-edge lighting displays, and a fireworks spectacle will turn Kasarani into more than a stadiumโit will become a festival ground where rhythm and football meet.
Ugandan superstar Eddy Kenzo is expected to set the tone with his high-energy anthems, his music already adored across the continent.
Tanzanian sensation Zuchu, known for her electric performances and powerful vocals, will bring a blend of elegance and fire to the stage.
Kenyaโs own Savara will complete the trio, ensuring the home fans feel every beat of the celebration.
Together, the three acts will unite East Africaโs sound in a night destined to echo long after the final whistle.
The performances add an extra spark to a tournament that has already captured hearts.
Kenya may have bowed out in the quarterfinals after a penalty heartbreak against Madagascar, but the atmosphere in Nairobi has remained electric throughout.
With tickets for the final almost sold out, the stage is set for a send-off befitting a competition that has not only showcased talent but also strengthened East Africaโs readiness for the AFCON 2027 co-hosting.
As Morocco chases a third CHAN title and Madagascar aims to complete their fairy-tale, fans can be sure of one thing: the real winner on Saturday will be the spirit of celebration.
At Kasarani, football will provide the tensionโbut it is music, lights, and fireworks that will seal CHAN 2024 as a spectacle for the ages.
ยฉCitizen Digital, Kenya
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