A guide by CEKA for anyone who wants clear answers about the (proposed) Bayern Munich and Ajax match at Raila Odinga International Stadium. Ask about the money, the protection of people's rights and what Kenyan football gets in the long run. Use the official contacts below and keep your message calm and lawful.
AFC Ajax
FC Bayern
Ajax published a notice on 28 October 2026. It says Bayern Munich and Ajax will open the 60,000 seat Raila Odinga International Stadium on 5 January 2027. The official Talanta Sports City site also lists the match. It says ticket sales start on 5 November 2026.
Public reports describe a commercial funding model. They do not show the full contract, the fees paid to the clubs, the public security and logistics costs, the public guarantees or any support given in goods and services. Ask the responsible offices to say what public money or public resources are committed, if any. Ask them to publish what can be released.
William Ruto is Kenya's sitting President and Head of Government. Reporting published on 29 October 2026 says he announced the Bayern and Ajax match through his official channels. Because the President is publicly linked to the stadium opening, it is fair to ask the Executive about its own role. The President's announcement is separate from the clubs' own decisions.
In June 2024, protests against the Finance Bill turned deadly. Reuters reported at least 23 deaths by 26 June 2024, when Ruto said he would not sign the Bill. Human Rights Watch's 2026 chapter on Kenya records continuing concerns about killings, abductions, arrests and police accountability in 2024 and 2025. These events help explain why some people see a state linked event through a wider lens of accountability and rights.
Office of the President: official profile · The Standard: report on the President's announcement (29 October 2026) · Reuters: 2024 Finance Bill protests · Human Rights Watch: Kenya, World Report 2026
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These details and routes were checked against official organisation pages where one was available. The media category covers print, TV, radio, digital, international broadcasters and news agencies. A general contact form is not treated as a newsroom inbox unless the outlet says so.
Direct route for a concern about the club's visit to Nairobi. Ask them to pass it to the executive board and the people handling the fixture.
Bayern lists its executive board on its imprint: Jan-Christian Dreesen, Max Eberl and Rouven Kasper. Write to the club through the official office, not through personal accounts.
Use this for a general written question, or to ask that your message be passed to the right department.
Ajax lists this email for press questions. Use it to ask for the club's position and to ask that your message reach the people in charge of international fixtures.
Ajax lists this Fancare email in its published terms, and its contact page offers chat and phone support. Use it for a fan question, or ask them to pass your message to the right office. For press, use pers@ajax.nl.
Ask the DFL to pass your message to Bayern, or to share its guidance with the club if that is its role.
Germany's national football association. Ask for a considered reply, or for a referral to the right office.
The national association for Dutch football. A secondary route to ask for its view or for a referral to Ajax.
KNVB lists this contact for media questions about Dutch football and general press matters. Use it as a second route to ask for the KNVB's view or for a referral to Ajax.
CAF is relevant to the wider AFCON 2027 picture. Ask CAF to share your concern with the right Kenyan football offices if it can.
Ask what real benefits are planned for Kenyan clubs, players, academies, coaches and fans, and which local football programmes will gain.
Ask for the government's role in the event, any public money, public guarantees, security or logistics support and support given in goods and services, the contracts, and the plan for local football benefits.
The charter names Talanta Plaza, Upper Hill, Nairobi, and gives this email and these phone numbers. Read the service charter.
Ask which agency runs the venue and the match arrangements, and where event or facility questions should go.
The Fund says its job is to pay for sports, arts and social development. Ask whether it has any financial or programme role in this match, and request the public records if it does.
Ask whether Treasury records show any funding, public guarantees, budget line or public financial commitment tied to the event, and which accounting officer holds the records.
Use this for a specific complaint about a Treasury service or action. For a neutral request for facts, use general enquiries.
Ask how to find out whether any national budget line, public fund release or public guarantee is linked to the event. A general enquiry does not prove anything is wrong.
Ask which audit records or steps can show how any public resources linked to the stadium opening are accounted for. Do not claim money was stolen without evidence.
Relevant if a public procurement, contract or procurement complaint is at issue. Ask first whether PPRA has records or authority over a specific public procurement. Do not assume a contract exists.
Use CAJ for a complaint about how a public office has handled a matter, or for help where a public office has not properly handled an access to information request. Make the first request to the public body itself.
Use this for human rights information or for a specific alleged violation. Do not file a general objection to the event as if it were an individual rights case.
Ask that your written concern or records request be passed to the right committee, including the committee for sports and culture or public finance. Committee members change, so use the current official directory.
Ask the Senate to pass the matter to the right committee if it falls within its oversight work. A general email is not a formal petition.
The first address is on the current Office of the President page. The other two are in the 2023 Government Organisation Order. Check the current site if an address does not reply.
Kenyans abroad can ask the Ministry to pass a public concern through official channels or to point them to the right Kenyan mission.
Kenyans in the Netherlands can use the Embassy's official contact page to check current channels and ask how to send a public representation.
The Kenyan mission for Germany, also accredited to Poland and the Czech Republic. Kenyans in these countries can ask the Embassy to pass a public representation to the Ministry or to give the right official channel.
The Embassy's Political Affairs, Press and Communication team says it follows political developments in Kenya, including human rights and the rule of law.
The official public page lists the match and an update form. The page reviewed here does not show a general event complaint email. Use the site to check for updated organiser contacts and ticketing information.
Bayern lists this for its fan club office. Use it for a fan question and ask for a referral to the right office. Do not try to reach individual players through this address.
FKF lists this route for communications, media questions and accreditation. Ask for the federation's public position, or ask to be passed to the official who handles local football arrangements for the event.
Use this only for a real integrity matter within FKF's published scope, such as suspected match fixing or corruption. A general objection to the match, a request for records or a media pitch does not belong in this channel. Do not file a report without a factual basis.
Use the newsdesk for a story lead you can back up. Use the letters address for a short reader letter. Say which publication you are writing to. A submission is not a guarantee of publication.
NTV's official contact page lists this as its editorial newsdesk. Use it for a short story lead, an interview idea or a request for the newsroom to look at specific documents.
The public page shows a group contact route, not a direct newsroom inbox. Use the official form or the group contact and ask clearly for your message to be passed to the right editorial desk. Do not call the group address a newsroom email.
The official contact page gives a group phone number and a web contact route. No editorial email is shown there. Ask to be sent to Citizen TV's newsroom or to the right station editor. The digital sales address is not an editorial contact.
Use the public feedback contact for a story idea, or ask to be sent to the right radio, TV or digital newsroom. KBC says phone contact may be faster when email replies are slow.
Capital FM's official contact page invites story leads, ideas, event proposals and feedback. Put "News tip" or "Interview idea" in the subject and ask for it to go to the editorial team.
The Group's form asks you to name the media brand. It runs Classic 105, Radio Jambo, Kiss 100, Homeboyz Radio, East FM, Gukena FM and The Star. Name the outlet and ask for editorial routing. The group contact page does not show a direct newsroom email.
KCOMNET says it is a national network for Kenya's community media. Ask whether it can pass a balanced, evidence based programme idea to a member community station. It is a network, not a newsroom, and broadcast is not guaranteed.
The Council is a media regulator and standards body. Use its public contact form for Council questions or for a media standards complaint. Its published journalist safety hotline is for journalists whose safety is at risk, not for general feedback on the event.
The BBC publishes a public story and contribution guide. Use its story submission route for a short, evidence backed lead. Do not send copies to unrelated BBC departments.
AP has a public newsroom contact page and a separate news tips page. Use the newsroom route for a normal story idea. Its confidential tip tools are for sensitive sources, not ordinary public campaigns.
Reuters' public agency contact page includes an editorial route for article feedback, corrections and press releases. Follow the options on its official page.
The Sportschau imprint gives the Sportschau questions email and the WDR editorial route. Use a short pitch about international football and public accountability, and ask if the newsroom wants to cover it.
ZDF lists this as a press contact for journalistic enquiries. For general programme feedback, use the ZDF viewer contact form instead.
NOS has a newsroom tip route for news tips, press releases and newsworthy images or audio through its Ooggetuige route. Its official page also lists separate correction contacts for sports articles.
Contact verification date: 30 October 2026. Roles and contact details can change. Check the linked official page before you send. This directory does not publish private contact details. Individual players are not decision makers for this event, so the page points you to official club channels rather than personal accounts.
Different formats need different submissions. Write one pitch for one newsroom or editor, use the outlet's public route, and let the editorial team decide on its own whether to cover it.
Send a short lead, say why it matters now, name who can answer, and link to primary documents. Do not send one press release to every desk.
Keep it short and focused on one main question. Check word limits, signature rules and the publication policy before you submit.
Pitch the argument, the evidence and the writer's point of view in a short note. Ask about commissioning rules. Do not assume unsolicited copy will run.
Offer a clear topic, a suggested spokesperson, your availability and two or three questions the programme could examine. The broadcaster chooses the guests.
Propose a focused episode on event transparency, public accountability or local football legacy. Suggest suitable guests and sources.
Send only original or properly licensed material. Give the date, place, source and consent status. Do not share private data or images that put identifiable people at risk.
Explain the Kenyan context for audiences abroad, give source links and offer contacts who can speak from different sides, including people who support the match.
Pitch a short, sourced explainer for an outlet's official Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or other digital channel. Give a short script outline, supporting documents, captions and any consent or usage permissions. Do not mass tag individual journalists or presenters.
Suggest a balanced discussion for a community station. Name the county or audience, the preferred language, possible guests and the public records that can be checked. Ask the network to pass it on where it fits.
Point to the exact article or broadcast, quote the specific statement, give the primary evidence and explain the correction you want. Use this only for a real, checkable error.
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Email is one route. Use all of them.
Copy your message from the builder and paste it into the contact form on the club or office website.
Post your question on the official accounts of the clubs, CAF, the DFB and State House. Use the copy-ready post below.
Ask for the right department, write down the name and date, and ask for a reference number.
Use the postal address on the contact page. Ask for a received stamp and keep a copy.
Write to the Ministry or office involved and ask for the contracts, funding, guarantees, security costs and local football commitments for this match. Name the documents and the dates. If they do not answer, complain to the Commission on Administrative Justice.
Write to the Clerk of the National Assembly or the Senate and ask for a committee to look into the match. You can also file a formal petition.
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