The CS says the Confederation of African Football (Caf) have already given Kenya the thumbs up and everything is a go.

Kenya is to co-host the competition traditionally featuring players from local leagues alongside neighbours Tanzania and Uganda. It was initially scheduled for February this year but was postponed to August due to the unreadiness of the pitches.

His response comes amidst lingering fears over the country's readiness to co-host the continental event, with regards to the pitches to be used.

Works continue at the Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani and Nyayo Stadium, which have been designated as the two venues that Kenya will use to co-host the tournament.

--ChannelAfrica--