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Concerns over Kenya's ability to co-host Chan

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CS Sports Kipchumba Murkomen and Defence Soipan Tuya (left) when they inspected Talanta Sports Stadium in August. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Kenya is under pressure to meet the requirements to co-host the 2025 Africa Home Nations Championships (Chan), scheduled for February.

The tournament, exclusively for locally-based players, will feature 19 teams, with Kenya set to partner with Uganda and Tanzania as co-hosts.

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