In this episode of Jijuze, Brian navigates listeners through Kenya's journey as it prepares to co-host CHAN 2024, a major African football championship, with Tanzania and Uganda. After previous failed attempts to host such events, the episode delves into the crucial aspects of national unity, patriotism, and meticulous logistical planning required for Kenya to succeed this time. The discussions also touch on the broader socio-economic benefits that could be garnered from the successful hosting, including increased tourism, job creation, potential status as a regional sports hub and driving national pride. Yet, the episode doesn’t shy away from the repercussions of any potential shortcoming, highlighting the roles of private sector investment and collaborative efforts to ensure the successful organization of the championship. Suggestions for creating a sustainable sports legacy and infrastructure improvement are also explored in the holistic assessment of Kenya's journey towards hosting CHAN 2024.

• CHAN 2024: Kenya confident country will remain as co-host for tournament - BBC Sport
• Kenya reaffirms readiness to Host CHAN 2024 and AFCON 2027 amid challenges
• https://nation.africa/kenya/sports/football/2025-afcon-and-2024-chan-kenya-oversee-preparations-4849230
• African Nations Championship 2025 dates announced - CECAFA FOOTBALL
• Kenya stripped of hosting rights for CHAN 2018 - BBC Sport
• https://nation.africa/kenya/news/why-kenya-lost-rights-to-host-16-nation-africa-soccer-contest-455034
• https://nation.africa/kenya/sports/football/kenya-loses-chan-hosting-rights-as-caf-decides-video-454588
• https://nation.africa/kenya/sports/football/kenya-s-failure-to-host-1996-afcon-a-blot-in-moi-s-rich-sporting-legacy-248382
• Murkomen confident Kenya will host CHAN 2024 - The Standard Health
• Hosting the African Cup of Nations: What Kenya Needs to Know – KIPPRA