• Viewers can catch the action on KBC Channel One, Y254, and online platforms, ensuring that football enthusiasts can access the matches from their homes.

As the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2024 approaches, the excitement is palpable for football fans worldwide.

Adding to the anticipation, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) has announced its acquisition of the free-to-air rights for AFCON 2023, which has been rescheduled to 2024.

This agreement offers KBC a platform to deliver objective, informative, educative, and entertaining content and promises the audience the best possible tournament coverage.

With technical expertise and a dedicated editorial team, KBC is ready to bring the magic of AFCON to viewers across Kenya.

Under the agreement signed with Rights Holders New World TV (NWTV), KBC is set to broadcast 52 matches on various platforms.

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Viewers can catch the action on KBC Channel One, Y254, and online platforms, ensuring that football enthusiasts can access the matches from their homes.

Additionally, KBC's extensive network of 14 radio stations, including Radio Taifa, KBC English Service, Pwani FM, Mayienga FM, and more, will provide live match commentary, bringing excitement to listeners nationwide.

KBC's broadcast, technical, and editorial teams are fully prepared to deliver top-notch coverage of AFCON 2023. The corporation recognizes this tournament's significance and the audience's expectations.

The 2023 edition of AFCON, initially scheduled for that year but rescheduled to 2024, will occur in Ivory Coast from January 13 to February 11, 2024. As one of Africa's most prestigious football tournaments, AFCON gathers the continent's best national teams to compete for the coveted title.