We had a remarkable run. Harambee Stars have silenced doubters, lifted the spirit of a nation, and reminded us that when Kenyans play with courage, confidence, and determination, nothing is impossible.
Yes, we bowed out at the quarter-finals — but we fought valiantly to the very end. To lose in the lottery of penalties is no dishonour; to push the contest to such a finish is itself a badge of greatness.
We congratulate Madagascar on their victory. Yet throughout this tournament, our boys displayed resilience, grit, and an indomitable will. Every Kenyan is proud of you. You have united the country, given us moments of joy, and lifted our hopes.
Though we exit the tournament, we remain the proud co-hosts of the historic Pamoja CHAN. Let us continue to fill Kasarani with cheer, energy, pride, and love for the game — all the way to the final whistle.
For our boys, the journey does not end here. Let us carry the lessons of this campaign into the road ahead, as we prepare for an even more spectacular Africa Cup of Nations in 2027.
Kenya shall rise. Kenya shall triumph.
🔥🇰🇪 KENYA: From Underdogs to Unstoppable?
Football fans, wake up — Kenya isn't just in CHAN 2024... Kenya is owning it.
➡️ Beat Morocco with 10 men
➡️ Top of Group A
➡️ Quarterfinals. At Home. With Heart.
This isn’t just about football. It’s about a nation reclaiming belief.
At the beginning of the CHAN tournament, no one gave our Harambee Stars a chance of going past the group stages. After all, we were in the so-called “Group of Death.” Yet, our boys have triumphed.
By overcoming football giants of the continent, our boys have shown the world what it truly means to believe in ourselves. They have proven that Kenya is an ambitious nation, destined for greatness, if only we embrace faith, courage, focus, and hard work.
Congratulations, Harambee Stars! You have done the nation proud, inspired immense joy, and united our country in celebration. Now, march forward and conquer the continent. Do not settle for less — just as we, as a nation, must never settle for anything less than glory.
As for me — nitacheza kama mimi. After all, dawa ya deni ni kulipa.
We just don't assume the utility of public health tools, but carefully evaluate their effectiveness
Excellent paper just published in @PubHealth_BMC, shows the value of the EIOS system & its role in enabling disease detection in @WHOAFRO Member States
https://t.co/qRQwoF3rvO
Djibouti's AU chair win over Kenya was driven by stronger regional alliances, neutral positioning, focused diplomacy, and strategic geopolitical leverage. Kenya needs to recalibrate its approach to align more closely with regional dynamics. #aucelection#Raila4AUC
Core Group 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇳🇱 🇶🇦 🇹🇷 🇺🇸🇬🇧
resolution on Syria - focused on the plight of Syria’s children - adopted by 26 votes to 4. Thank you to each and every member of the @UN_HRC who supported us
We cannot, must not, will not forget the people of Syria
Incredible perseverance by @WHO teams and partners on the ground has ensured life-saving supplies reach #Sudan’s Darfur region, including North Darfur, which has been ravaged by extreme violence in recent months. With critical support from @USAIDSavesLives and partners, we have delivered medical supplies through Adré, #Chad, enough to meet the health needs of 1.6 million people, despite increasingly treacherous routes with the ongoing rains. Keeping the Adré border crossing open for supplies is crucial to maintaining flow of humanitarian aid into Darfur, where people have already endured far too much suffering.
Transporters crossed muddy roads, waded & rafted through waters to ensure the medical supplies that left #Adre🇹🇩 on Monday reached their destination in time.
Thanks to this perseverance, @WHO's health partners can now meet the urgent needs of the people in South Darfur, Sudan🇸🇩.
.@DrTedros is in #Chad, where alongside Minister of Health Abdel-Madjid Abderahim, he visited the border town Adré, where Sudanese people are seeking refugee from both conflict and hunger.
With @OmsTchad colleagues, Dr Tedros, supported delivery of essential medical supplies across the border, on their way to Darfur, #Sudan.
They also delivered essential medical supplies to the health centre in Adré, where the health system is under huge pressure, and visited an @MSF health facility, which provides primary health care services to the local population and refugees.
They then visited a @Refugees' registration centre, where Dr Tedros spoke with people who had walked for days to cross the border after their homes were burned, their crops destroyed and their animals stolen. They had one message: we're hungry.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and friends who tragically lost children in the Hillside Endarasha Academy fire. In response, @WHO, through @MOH_Kenya, delivered trauma kits to Nyeri Level 5 Hospital, capable of treating 50 patients.
#Solidarity
Today, @WHO delivered 14 metric tons of medical supplies & equipment to the #DRC 🇨🇩 to support #mpox outbreak response. The consignment of infection prevention & treatment materials, delivered from @WHO’s #Nairobi Emergency Preparedness Hub, can provide care to 16,800 people.