In this episode of Jijuze, Brian explores how Kenya’s rising popularity as a destination for international conferences, cultural festivals, and sports events is being hampered by recurring lapses in event security. The podcast highlights that these security oversights, ranging from crowd control failures to delayed emergency responses, threaten not only Kenya’s reputation but also its tourism and investment-driven economy. Brian discusses the root causes of these lapses, including fragmented coordination among security agencies, inadequate marshal training, and a lack of preemptive risk assessments. The episode stresses the need for a fundamental overhaul of security protocols in Kenya's event management, incorporating crowd science, digital surveillance, and emergency response drills. Lastly, Brian reflects on the potential consequences if these issues are not addressed, such as loss of hosting opportunities, diminished confidence among international organizers, sponsors, and attendees, and consequential economic losses. https://jijuze.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/event-security.pngHow CHAN 2024 is Boosting Tourism and Infrastructure in East Africa | Jijuzehttps://kenyanwallstreet.com/legacy-or-liability-putting-kenyas-chan-2024-moment-under-the-lens/Crowd disorder at CHAN raises concerns in Kenya2024 CHAN: Kenya fined by CAF again over multiple safety and security breaches | Flashscore.comProtect the Game: How CHAN 2024 Fans Can Keep Big Tournaments Coming to Kenya | Pulse Sports KenyaCHAN 2024: Why Kenya could lose quarterfinal hosting rights - The Standard Sports

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