About Us

The Arsenal Africa Fans Festival (AAFF), established in 2017, has evolved into a significant annual gathering that unites Arsenal Football Club enthusiasts from various African regions. More than a football celebration, this event serves as a platform to champion charitable causes, including support for orphaned children, homeless individuals, and those in need of medical care. Beyond the realm of football, the festival embodies unity, joy, and a commitment to fostering positive change. 
Event Details 
The AAFF 2026 is set to take place in Lusaka, Zambia, from 3rd to 5th April 2026. The 7th edition transcends the boundaries of football rivalry, offering a holistic experience of camaraderie, entertainment, and philanthropy. The festival will feature city tours and a special focus on supporting children with heart conditions at the National Heart Hospital. Participants can anticipate an unforgettable and uniquely Zambian hospitality experience. The first event was in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania in 2017, Kigali - Rwanda (2018), Mombasa - Kenya (2019) and Kampala - Uganda (2023) with exception on 2021 and 2022 due to COVID pandemic, the festival did not happen but in 2024 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania hosted, In 2025 Rwanda hosted a memorable festival in Kigali. The 7th Edition in 2026 will be in Lusaka Zambia from 3rd to 5th April 2026

Philanthropic Initiative 
In alignment with our commitment to making a positive impact, the AAFF 2026 aims to support the National Heart Hospital. Our specific goal is to sponsor or build a mothers shelter for the Hospital. This initiative underscores our dedication to community impact and prioritizes health concerns within the broader context of philanthropy. 
How You Can Contribute 
We invite you to join us in making a substantial difference in the lives of these children, contributing not only to their immediate well-being but also to a healthier future. Your involvement will play a crucial role in enhancing cultural exchanges and facilitating the spirit of unity across the diverse African regions represented at the festival.