Hard truths.
Kenya is in Group ‘A’ with two-time champions DR Congo, North African giants Morocco, as well as Angola and Zambia, two of Africa’s most consistent CHAN competitors, in what many believe to be the group of deat...
Ulinzi Stars' Staphod Odhiambo and Yakeen Muteheli, Shabana’s Keith Imbali, AFC Leopards’ Kelly Madada, and Tusker’s Brian Opondo have all been dropped ahead of the trip to Tanzania
Bajaber was excluded from the Harambee Stars team that travelled to Morocco for the friendly matches against Chad on June 7 and 10 and was also missing for the Kenya Police side's Kenya Premier League title cor...
CHAN kicks off Saturday 2 August in Tanzania, with Kenya taking to the pitch Sunday 3 August 2025 versus DR Congo at Kasarani. Kenya is in a tough group A that features the Congolese, Morocco, Zambia and Angola...
"The mood has been very positive. Everyone is working hard to earn selection. There’s a real sense of excitement. Hosting CHAN for the first time makes it even more special
The CECAFA Four Nations Cup in Arusha, Tanzania, from Thursday, 24 to Sunday, 27 July, will offer the Stars the perfect opportunity to pick up some competitive minutes ahead of the upcoming CHAN competition
All of Harambee Stars’ group stage matches will exclusively be played at the Kasarani Stadium, allowing the home team to enjoy consistency and home ground advantage in familiar surroundings
Following three unsuccessful attempts at winning a game of football, the Harambee Stars finally got on the board with a 2-1 win over Chad last night at the Marrakech Annexe in Morocco.
It will be the second time in a matter of days that the two sides are meeting after drawing 0-0 in their first clash at the Marrakech Stadium Annexe on Saturday.
The match, head coach Benni McCarthy's third in charge, was an engaging contest on paper, with Chad holding their own against a side that is much higher up in ranking than they are.
The Stars are in Morocco where they take on West African outfit Chad in twin friendly matches to be played Saturday and Tuesday.
The Stars left for North Africa on Wednesday with a 30-man contingent, including players and staff led by coach Benni McCarthy.