With less than two weeks to the kickoff of the highly anticipated 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN), excitement is spreading across East Africa.
For Kenyan fans, the thrill is even more intense as the Harambee Stars prepare to play all their group-stage games at home. Although ticket sales were briefly delayed, they are finally set to go live on Wednesday, July 23 through official online platforms like chan.mookh.
This year’s CHAN will be co-hosted by Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Zanzibar, marking a historic collaboration among the four East African neighbors.
With games scheduled in Moi International Sports Centre and Nyayo Stadium, fans are gearing up for a festival of football that promises drama, pride, and electrifying moments.
Below is everything you need to know about CHAN 2024 fixtures and tickets, including match schedules, venues, and how much it will cost to catch the action live.
Full Breakdown of CHAN 2024 Fixtures and Tickets
The CHAN 2024 fixtures and tickets have now been confirmed, and fans across East Africa are preparing to celebrate local talent on the biggest regional football stage.
For Kenyan supporters, this is a golden chance to rally behind the Harambee Stars without crossing borders.
From affordable tickets to exciting home matches, CHAN 2024 is shaping up to be a football fiesta like no other.
Harambee Stars vs DRC Match Opens Group Stage
Kenya’s Harambee Stars will begin their CHAN 2024 journey with a blockbuster opener against Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on August 3 at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani. This match is expected to draw thousands of fans to the stands as Kenya eyes a winning start on home soil.
Kenya Faces Angola in Second Group Clash
On August 7, the Harambee Stars will battle it out with Angola in their second group fixture. Like the opener, this match will also be hosted at Kasarani Stadium, allowing Kenyan fans to support their team in large numbers.
Final Group Game Set Against Morocco
Kenya will wrap up their group campaign on August 10 against Morocco, a powerhouse team with strong CHAN history. A victory in this game could secure Kenya’s advancement to the knockout stage.
Morocco and Angola to Clash at Nyayo Stadium
Football lovers will be treated to a high-octane fixture between Morocco and Angola on August 3 at Nyayo National Stadium. This match will run parallel to Kenya’s opening game and is a must-watch for neutral fans.
DRC and Zambia Promise Sparks on August 7
Another major highlight at Nyayo Stadium will be the fixture between DRC and Zambia on August 7. With both teams boasting strong regional reputations, this encounter could play a big role in shaping the final group standings.
Zambia Battles Angola in Mid-Tournament Thriller
Zambia will square off with Angola on August 10 at Nyayo Stadium. This fixture comes just days before the final round of group matches and could decide who advances to the next stage.
Morocco and Zambia Face Off on August 14
On August 14, Morocco will take on Zambia in a key battle at Nyayo Stadium. This game is expected to draw heavy crowds and deliver a technical masterclass between North and Southern African giants.
DRC and Morocco Lock Horns on August 17
Another top-tier fixture will be the battle between DRC and Morocco on August 17 at Nyayo Stadium. This clash could determine group leadership or even act as a decider for progression to the knockout round.
Angola Meets DRC in Crucial Kasarani Match
The only non-Kenyan group-stage game set for Kasarani will be Angola vs DRC on August 15. This match could have direct implications on Kenya’s chances of moving forward depending on earlier results.
Algeria and Niger Wrap Up Group Stage
The group phase will conclude on August 18 with a fixture between Algeria and Niger at Nyayo Stadium. Even though Kenya may not be involved, fans can expect high stakes and top-tier football.
Ticket Prices for CHAN 2024 in Kenya and Beyond
Tickets for CHAN 2024 matches hosted in Kenya will go live from July 23 on platforms such as chan.mookh. Kenyan organizers have set three pricing tiers:
- Regular: Ksh200
- VIP: Ksh500
- VVIP: Ksh1,000
While affordable for many, Kenya’s tickets remain the most expensive among the four host countries.
In Uganda, ticket prices are significantly lower:
- Regular: USD1 (approx. Ksh129 or UGX3,586)
- VIP: USD2 (approx. Ksh258 or UGX7,052)
- VVIP: USD3 (approx. Ksh387 or UGX10,578)
These pocket-friendly rates are expected to attract thousands of fans across the region. Be sure to secure your tickets early and prepare for unforgettable moments in Nairobi’s Kasarani and Nyayo stadiums this August.
