Pamoja 2027

AFCON is coming to Kenya, Uganda & Tanzania.

The 2027 Africa Cup of Nations runs from 19 June to 17 July 2027 — the first time in five decades the tournament returns to East Africa, and the first ever hosted jointly by three nations. Kenya Fans Association is mobilizing the fan-ambassador movement to fill our stadiums for it.

Host Venues in Kenya

Where the action happens on home soil

Kenya is set to stage matches across venues in Nairobi, Kakamega, and Eldoret, alongside co-hosts Uganda and Tanzania.

Talanta Sports City

Nairobi • Capacity 60,000

Kenya's new flagship stadium, built to be the tournament's centrepiece and a strong contender to host the opening match.

Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani

Nairobi • Capacity 48,000

A long-serving home of Kenyan football, freshly upgraded to meet CAF hosting standards.

Nyayo National Stadium

Nairobi • Capacity 18,000+

Centrally located in the city, valued for its accessibility and matchday atmosphere.

Bukhungu Stadium

Kakamega • Capacity 30,000

Brings AFCON energy to Western Kenya, a football-mad region with passionate crowds.

Kipchoge Keino Stadium

Eldoret • Capacity Regional venue

Named for Kenya's Olympic legend, hosting matches in the Rift Valley.

Why It Matters

Our role as host-nation fans

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Fill Every Seat

We're recruiting and organizing fan groups county-by-county so every Kenyan venue is packed for every match, not just when Harambee Stars play.

Warm, Peaceful Hosting

As hosts, Kenyan fans set the tone for the continent. Our marshals and peace ambassadors help keep the mood festive and safe for visiting fans.

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Showcase Kenya

Millions of eyes will be on our stadiums, our culture, and our hospitality. Members get first access to volunteer and ambassador programmes.

Be part of the 2027 story

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