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Savara Mudigi among music stars lined up to perform at CHAN closing ceremony at Kasarani

The closing ceremony is the celebration of the cultures of the three host nations; Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda

A star-studded line up including music sensation Eddy Kenzo, Zuchu and Kenya’s Savara are some of the names that have been scheduled to perform at the closing ceremony of the TotalEnergies CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) PAMOJA 2024 on Saturday at Moi International Sports Cente, Kasarani.

The Closing Ceremony will start at 2 pm live on selected CAF broadcaster Partners including KBC in Kenya, SuperSport, Canal+, beIN Sport, New World TV and CAF’s YouTube page, CAF TV.

It will be followed by the final between Morocco and Madagascar at 6 pm.

The final in Nairobi promises a fascinating contrast: Morocco chasing a record third title and Madagascar aiming to complete a fairytale run by lifting their maiden continental trophy.

The closing ceremony is the celebration of the cultures of the three host nations; Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.

The performances are set to capture the vibrant culture and energy of the host region as the curtain falls on this historic tournament.

TotalEnergies CHAN, PAMOJA 2024 Closing Ceremony Performers

Eddy Kenzo – The Ugandan superstar, known globally for his hit Sitya Loss and for being the first East African artist nominated for a Grammy Award, will bring his high-energy Afrobeat and dancehall-inspired performance to the stage.

Zuchu – One of Tanzania’s fastest-rising stars, the Zanzibar-born singer-songwriter and daughter of taarab legend Khadija Kopa, has become a household name across Africa thanks to her success in the bongo flava and Afro-pop scene.

Savara – Representing Kenya, Savara Mudigi is a founding member of the globally renowned group Sauti Sol. Now also successful as a solo artist, he is expected to deliver a powerful performance that will showcase Kenyan musical pride on the continental stage.

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By featuring artists from all three co-host nations, the Closing Ceremony will highlight the spirit of collaboration in what promises to be a fitting climax to TotalEnergies CHAN PAMOJA 2024.

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