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CHAN LOC wary of Gen Z protests

Local Organizing Committee (LOC) CHAN Chairman Nicholas Musonye (left) flanked by Myke Rabar, CEO LOC before the Departmental Committee on Sports and Culture to update the Committee on Kenya’s preparedness to co-host the CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) with Uganda and Tanzania at Bunge Towers, Parliament, Nairobi . July 24th,2025. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]

With Kenya set to co-host the 2025 African Nations Championship (CHAN) alongside Uganda and Tanzania, Local Organising Committee (LOC) Chairman Nicholas Musonye has called for national security stakeholders to revamp safety preparations, warning that current social tensions and logistical hitches could derail the tournament.

Speaking yesterday before the Parliamentary Departmental Committee on Sports and Culture, Musonye revealed critical challenges that LOC is grappling with, just weeks before the prestigious tournament kicks off on August 2.

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