In anticipation of the 8th edition of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) set to take place in Kenya, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) appears to lean towards a tripartite approach, as indicated by a press release from the Uganda Football Federation.
According to FUFA, a CAF inspection commission is scheduled to assess potential venues in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania in preparation for CHAN 2024.
The statement outlines the inspection team’s itinerary, commencing Uganda on March 6 and 7, 2024, followed by visits to Kenya, Zanzibar, and Tanzania.
This comprehensive evaluation underscores the collaborative efforts of multiple nations in hosting the prestigious tournament.
CAF’s inclination towards a tripartite organization suggests a shared responsibility and regional involvement in ensuring the success of CHAN 2024.
The coordinated inspection process across these East African nations signifies a commitment to thorough planning and execution, aiming to deliver a memorable championship experience.
“The @CAF_Online Inspection team will visit venues in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania proposed to host the African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024,” the statement reads.
“The inspection team will start with Uganda on 6th and 7th March 2024 followed by Kenya, Zanzibar and Tanzania.
“The inspection report will guide CAF on the final decision that will lead to the award of CHAN 2024 hosting rights.”
As the football community eagerly awaits the outcomes of these inspections, the tripartite approach emphasizes unity and collaboration in promoting African football on the continental stage.
