Motsepe Optimistic About Afcon

Patrice Motsepe, president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), affirmed that the 2024 Africa Cup of Nations finals, which will be hosted by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, face some challenges. However, he expects the event to succeed despite these obstacles. Although the exact nature of these challenges has not been specified, concerns have been raised in recent years over the construction of stadiums in Kenya. Specifically, the construction of the Talanta Sports City stadium in Nairobi, with a capacity of 60,000 spectators, and the renovation of the Moi International Sports Centre, which can hold 48,000 fans, are progressing according to schedule. Motsepe expressed confidence in the abilities of the local teams, emphasizing that the tournament will be a great success despite the difficulties. He also praised the efforts made by the relevant heads of state. The tournament is scheduled for 2027, with qualifiers beginning in September and concluding in March, although CAF has not yet announced the host cities.

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