CAF confirms AFCON 2027 will go ahead in East Africa
The Confederation of African Football has reaffirmed that the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations will take place as planned in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. Patrice Motsepe dismissed rumours about a possible postponement, stating that preparations are on track. This will be the first time the tournament is jointly hosted by three countries. CAF is working closely with the host nations to ensure the event meets international standards.
Match highlights
- Patrice Motsepe denied reports that AFCON 2027 could be postponed to 2028 due to preparedness concerns.
- CAF has earmarked June and July for the tournament, but no official dates have been announced.
- The 2027 edition will be the first Africa Cup of Nations jointly hosted by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
- East Africa last hosted the tournament in 1976, when Ethiopia was the host nation.
- CAF is monitoring stadium renovations, training facilities, and transport networks in the three host countries.
