EAST AFRICA: AUGUST 02, 2025 – As the three East African Nations prepare for the historic hosting of the much-anticipated TotalEnergies CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) PAMOJA 2024, major African and global broadcasters will beam the matches live for the duration of the competition.
The opening fixture between Tanzania and Burkina Faso, scheduled for Saturday, 02 August 2025, will be broadcast live at 20h00 local time (17h00 GMT / 19h00 CAT) and will mark the beginning of a month-long celebration of African football’s homegrown talent.
CAF traditional partners, beIN Sport, Canal+, New World TV and IMG will headline the list of broadcasters and rights holders.
In the three host countries, fans will be able to follow the tournament through familiar local channels: SuperSport, KBC and Azam TV in Kenya; Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation and Azam TV in Tanzania; and FUFA TV and Uganda Broadcasting Corporation in Uganda will bring all the action to fans in their local languages and formats.
Coverage also extends to major participating countries, including RTB in Burkina Faso, SABC in South Africa, TPA in Angola, RTNC in DR Congo, ORTM in Mali, TVM in Madagascar, and ZNBC in Zambia, ensuring fans from across all the 54 countries of the continent can follow the competition.
Beyond Africa, the matches will also be televised in key international territories via beIN Sports, CANAL+ and other continental and global networks like Sport TV in Portugal, Ziggo in the Netherlands and Band in Brazil, underlining the growing appeal of CHAN as a premier stage for Africa’s domestic football stars.
The 2024 tournament continues a proud legacy of discovering and showcasing some of the continent’s most gifted talents, among them Ayoub El Kaabi, Soufiane Rahimi, Tresor Mputu, Meschak Elia, and Given Singuluma, all of whom rose to prominence through this unique competition designed exclusively for locally-based players.
The Final Match will be played on 30 August 2025 in Kenya, ending what promises to be one of the most memorable editions of CHAN yet.
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