Stars Shine in Kasarani, A Victory that Celebrates Africa’s Spirit

Hassan Ssenyonga, Africa One News |Sports, Entertainment

Monday, August 18, 2025 at 10:00:00 AM UTC

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"Kenya’s defender battles Zambia’s striker in a heated contest at Kasarani Stadium, as the Harambee Stars secured a 1-0 victory to book a home quarter-final in the African Nations Championship."

The Harambee Stars have achieved more than just securing a spot in the quarter-finals; they have given Kenya and Africa a moment of pride. In a thrilling match at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, Kenya, they edged past Zambia with a hard-earned 1-0 victory, ensuring that the quarter-final stage of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) will be held right at home in front of their enthusiastic fans.

It was a night that captured the true essence of African football. More than 27,000 voices transformed the stadium into a vibrant display of song, color, and rhythm, reminding us that in Africa, football is not just a game, but a living celebration of identity and unity. The drums, chants, and dances created a powerful atmosphere that echoed the continent’s unmatched energy.

Ryan Ogam’s decisive strike in the 75th minute sealed Kenya’s victory, but it was the collective passion of the people that truly illuminated the night. His goal represented not just a score but a powerful statement that African talent, cultivated on African soil, deserves recognition on the global stage.

Coach Benni McCarthy’s team has now topped Group A, demonstrating that tactical discipline, teamwork, and the African spirit of resilience can overcome even the toughest challenges. With only one goal conceded during the group stage, Kenya has transformed from underdogs into genuine contenders.

The road ahead leads to a match against Madagascar in the quarterfinals, and once again, Kasarani will be filled with hope and excitement. Beyond the scoreboard, the greater victory is the reminder that Africa’s beauty lies in its unity, culture, and the rising potential of its youth. Every cheer in Kasarani was not just for Kenya, but for Africa as a whole.

As the Harambee Stars continue their journey, one truth resonates: African football is not waiting for validation; it is vibrant, proud, and unstoppable.

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