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Good progress, says Ruto as he inspects Talanta Stadium

Ruto says the stadium will be completed in time for the AFCON matches in 2027

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by Allan Kisia

In-pictures07 November 2024 - 20:06
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In Summary


  • The president declared during the ground-breaking that he would personally visit the location every three months to assess the site's progress.
  • The Kenya Defence Forces is overseeing the construction of the stadium by the China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC).

Ruto inspects the construction of the Talanta Sports Stadium/PCS


President William Ruto has assured that the construction of Talanta Sports Stadium in Nairobi will be completed in time for the AFCON matches in 2027.

Ruto inspects the construction of the Talanta Sports Stadium/PCS

Ruto, who visited the site on Thursday evening, said the construction is progressing well. The new sports complex is exclusively a football field; unlike all of our other stadiums, it does not have a running track. On the other hand, a secondary outdoor pitch will be available, which will have a running track.

President William Ruto chats with construction workers/PCS

The Kenya Defence Forces is overseeing the construction of the stadium by the China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC). The president declared during the ground-breaking that he would personally visit the location every three months to assess the site's progress.

President William Ruto chats with construction workers/PCS

Kenya decided to involve the KDF in this huge project because of the military's outstanding accomplishment in building the 10,000-seat Ulinzi Sports Complex in the shortest amount of time. If successful, it will be the first time the country is putting up a new international public stadium since the construction of the 60-seater Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani 36 years ago and the Nyayo National Stadium 40 years ago.


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