The governments of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania have announced the potential introduction of a special visa to facilitate travel for players, officials, and fans across their borders during the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2025 tournament.
According to a statement released on Friday, May 9, Juney Karisa, the Head of Public Communications at the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy, and Sports, said that the three countries proposed discussions to explore how the "PAMOJA Visa" could enhance cross-border travel during the event.
Karisa highlighted that the proposed visa would allow for seamless movement between the three nations, simplifying logistics and enhancing the fan experience. "The three nations also discussed cross-border facilitation measures to ensure the smooth movement of players, officials, and fans.
Among the proposals is the introduction of a 'PAMOJA Visa' or a special multiple-entry pass to guarantee regional mobility and coordinate a unified security framework," the statement read.
