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President William Ruto has joined millions of Kenyans in cheering Harambee Stars for their impressive Chan performance, despite the quarter-final loss to Madagascar at Kasarani Stadium on Friday. The head of state praised the team for uniting the nation, lifting hopes, and giving Kenyans moments of joy. Fans who packed stadiums and fan zones say they remain proud even after the dramatic penalty shootout following a 1-1 draw
President Ruto leads the nation in applauding Harambee Stars
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