President William Ruto opened a new stadium in Siaya, Kenya, on Thursday. The stadium, named after Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, can hold 20,000 people.
Ruto came to the event with the President of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni. Kenya's former Prime Minister Raila Odinga was there too. They want the stadium to bring people from different countries together. It will host sports events with teams from many nations.
Ruto said places like this stadium are important. They help African countries work together better, and people can play sports and share their skills with each other.
The three leaders watched a soccer match at the new stadium. A team from Kenya played against a team from Uganda. Ruto said it was an exciting game to watch, and he was happy the Kenyan team won.
The match was part of a cultural festival in the area. It celebrated the Luo people who live there. Building the stadium was a big part of the celebration. Ruto believes it will help strengthen the community.
Ruto came to the event with the President of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni. Kenya's former Prime Minister Raila Odinga was there too. They want the stadium to bring people from different countries together. It will host sports events with teams from many nations.
Ruto said places like this stadium are important. They help African countries work together better, and people can play sports and share their skills with each other.
The three leaders watched a soccer match at the new stadium. A team from Kenya played against a team from Uganda. Ruto said it was an exciting game to watch, and he was happy the Kenyan team won.
The match was part of a cultural festival in the area. It celebrated the Luo people who live there. Building the stadium was a big part of the celebration. Ruto believes it will help strengthen the community.
