Ugandan music icon Eddy Kenzo will light up the CHAN Pamoja 2024 final at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on Saturday as Morocco and Madagascar battle for history.
Kenzo will share the stage with Tanzania Bongo Fleva Queen and songstress Zuchu and Kenya’s Savara before kick off of the historic clash.
He adds glamour to the closing ceremony, continuing Uganda’s musical presence at this edition’s tournament after Jose Chameleone led a host of artists including Eliajah Kitaka, John Black and Vinka at the 3rd place play off between Senegal and Sudan at Mandela National stadium, Namboole.
Eddy Kenzo to fire up CHAN 2024 Pamoja Final
Ugandan music icon Eddy Kenzo will light up the CHAN Pamoja 2024 final at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani on Saturday as Morocco and Madagascar battle for history.
Kenzo will share the stage with Tanzania Bongo Fleva Queen and songstress Zuchu and Kenya’s Savara before kick off of the historic clash.
He adds glamour to the closing ceremony, continuing Uganda’s musical presence at this edition’s tournament after Jose Chameleone led a host of artists including Eliajah Kitaka, John Black and Vinka at the 3rd place play off between Senegal and Sudan at Mandela National stadium, Namboole.
After the performances from the three artists, focus will now turn to the pitch where the Atlas Lions target a third chan trophy while Madagascar aim to lift their maiden crown.
Besides the trophy, $ 3.5 million in prize money as at stake for the champions while runners up will pocket $ 1.2 million.
After the performances from the three artists, focus will now turn to the pitch where the Atlas Lions target a third chan trophy while Madagascar aim to lift their maiden crown.
Besides the trophy, $ 3.5 million in prize money as at stake for the champions while runners up will pocket $ 1.2 million.
By finishing third, the Lions of Teranga won bronze medals and $ 700,000 while 4th placed Sudan took home $ 600,000.