Ugandan Celebrity Eddy Kenzo to Represent his country at CHAN 2024 Finale Performance

Hassan Ssenyonga, Africa One News |Entertainment, Sports, Travel

Thursday, August 28, 2025 at 10:00:00 AM UTC

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Three big figures to represent their countries l Eddy Kenzo - Uganda, Zuchu - Tanzania & Savara - Kenya

Uganda's superstar Eddy Kenzo has been confirmed as one of the headline performers at the closing ceremony of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024, set to take place in Nairobi. He will share the stage with Kenya’s Savara and Tanzania’s Zuchu, creating a memorable showcase of East Africa’s leading voices in music at the climax of the tournament.

For Uganda, Kenzo’s selection is not only a moment of entertainment but also of national pride. Over the years, he has risen to become one of the continent’s most influential music figures. From winning a BET Award to earning a Grammy nomination and serving as a creative advisor in Uganda, Kenzo has consistently represented his country and Africa on global platforms. His performance at CHAN reinforces this reputation, placing him at the heart of a stage that blends sport and culture in one of the continent’s most celebrated football tournaments.

The African Nations Championship has always been more than a competition. It is a platform that highlights homegrown talent by featuring players who ply their trade in domestic leagues, reflecting the spirit of African football at its grassroots level. The decision to pair such a sporting celebration with East Africa’s musical talent emphasizes the interconnectedness of the continent’s identity, where music, sports, and culture move as one.

Kenzo’s presence at the CHAN finale is also symbolic of Africa’s evolving creative industries. His journey, from humble beginnings in Masaka to becoming a household name across the world, mirrors the aspirations of countless young Africans. Just as football provides an avenue for youth to showcase their skills and change their lives, music also offers a path to recognition, unity, and continental pride.

The closing ceremony is expected to be more than a conclusion to a tournament. It will be a moment of cultural diplomacy, with Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania sharing the stage to demonstrate East Africa’s artistic strength. For fans, it will be a celebration of not just the winning team, but of Africa’s enduring ability to entertain, inspire, and unite.

Eddy Kenzo’s performance at CHAN 2024 is a reminder that Africa’s rhythm extends beyond the pitch but also through music, culture, and shared identity. The continent continues to rise together, in solidarity and in pride.

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