Ruto’s PS Showcases Latest Progress Of Kasarani Stadium During Inspection Tour

Sports PS Elijah Mwangi has showcased the progress of ongoing renovation and upgrading works at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, as Kenya intensifies preparations to co-host the 2027 AFCON.In a statement shared on Tuesday, November 3, Mwangi provided an update on several projects being undertaken at the facility following an inspection tour.

He noted that work at the stadium was gaining momentum, with significant progress recorded on the playing surface.

The pitch has shown impressive grass growth as contractors continue working towards meeting the required standards for the continental tournament.

The PS also highlighted ongoing improvements to the stadium’s skyboxes, which are expected to enhance the experience of spectators and other visitors during major sporting events.

Another key development involves the relocation of the Venue Operations Centre (VOC), a move intended to improve coordination and the overall management of activities at the facility.

Mwangi further revealed that construction and improvement works were progressing at Kenya Academy of Sports training grounds one and two.

The government is also developing a modern media conference facility and installing dedicated turnstile gates for journalists to make access easier during the competition.According to the PS, the upgrades are part of Kenya’s efforts to ensure that Kasarani meets the Confederation of African Football (CAF) requirements ahead of AFCON 2027.

He said the improvements go beyond preparing the country for the tournament, noting that they are also aimed at creating lasting sporting infrastructure and improving the experience of football fans.

Kenya is preparing to co-host the competition under the AFCON Pamoja 2027 arrangement alongside Uganda and Tanzania.

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