1. CRDB Bank to send 10 winners to watch FIFA World Cup matches in US and Canada

    In addition to the grand prizes, another 10 participants will win an 85-inch modern television set and a decoder.

  2. Tanzania to host U-17 Girls and U-20 qualifiers in Cecafa zone

    The Council of East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) has unveiled a busy competitions calendar for 2026, with six regional tournaments scheduled across different categories.

  3. Simba and Azam FC triumphs heighten pressure on Yanga

    The race for the 2025/2026 Tanzania Mainland Premier League title is becoming increasingly intense following important away victories recorded by Simba and Azam FC.

  4. Depu’s sixth goal lifts Yanga to crucial victory in title push

    With their closest rivals trailing by several points, the champions are steadily strengthening their position in the race for the league crown.

  5. Tanzanian Swimmer Natalia Ladha: From the swimming pool to World of science labs

    Her World Aquatics and other global appearances have made her widely well-known in international swimming

  6. Yanga aim to widen gap at top in Tanzania Prisons showdown

    Yanga are now top of the league standings with 32 points from 12 matches

  7. Kilimanjaro launches new volleyball league with 19 teams

    Nineteen teams will compete in the inaugural Kilimanjaro Volleyball League 2026 (KVL26), which is scheduled to kick off this Saturday in Moshi.

  8. Oura, Mpanzu seal crucial win for Simba against Singida

    The victory lifts Simba to third place in the league standings with 27 points from 12 matches, five points behind leaders Yanga, who have 32 points from 12 matches.

  9. Simba target vital win over Singida to cut Yanga’s lead

    A victory for Simba would reduce the gap to five points, keeping their hopes of catching the defending champions alive.

  10. TSA adopts World Aquatics rules for National Club Championships

    Swimmers must also be registered for the 2025/2026 season, achieve official qualifying times within the approved window (August 1, 2025–March 2026), and submit all necessary documentation on...

  11. CAF boosts Champions League, Confederation Cup prizes

    CAF said the latest changes extend a steep prize-money increase since iMotsepe took over in 2021.

  12. Iranian women footballers seek safety protection after hotel escape in Australia

    Once immigration officials completed the processing of the women's humanitarian visas around 1:30 a.m. on Tuesday (1530 GMT Monday), celebrations broke out among those present.

  13. Yanga and Simba SC may play again at New Amaan Complex

    The competition will feature four teams from Mainland Tanzania and four from Zanzibar.

  14. Depu joins hat-trick list as three top flight sides exit Cup

    Depu becomes fourth player to score hat-trick in CRDB Federation Cup

  15. Tanzania Prisons coach braces for Yanga test in league clash

    Newly appointed Shadrack Nsajigwa has admitted that his side faces a daunting task when Tanzania Prisons take on defending champions Yanga

  16. TOC elections set for April 12 after constitution changes

    Aspirants seeking the presidency and vice presidency of the Tanzania Olympic Committee (TOC) will be required to pay a Sh1 million nomination fee as the national Olympic body prepares for its...

  17. Barker vows to sharpen Simba SC’s scoring edge

    Barker admitted that his players failed to convert many chances in recent games

  18. Karia insists on legal action against match manipulation

    Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) president, Wallace Karia has insisted that any referee or football official found manipulating match results will face legal action and could be prosecuted in...

  19. Depu hits hat-trick as rampant Yanga hammer Polisi 7–1 to reach last 16 of CRDB Federation Cup

    The winners of the CRDB Federation Cup earn the right to represent Tanzania in the prestigious CAF Confederation Cup, adding even greater motivation for the remaining contenders in the tournament.

  20. Yanga seek clarification on five key issues from Tanzania Premier League Board

    Yanga contends that the committee applied Regulation 41:5 (5.2) to determine the punishment, resulting in a three-match ban.