League schedule under review amid mounting Ebola concerns

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The development comes as authorities in several countries intensify measures to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus, a situation that has already begun affecting sporting activities across different parts of Africa

The cancellation followed a decision by Moroccan authorities to suspend the matches as a precautionary measure against the disease. The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) confirmed that the move was made in line with health directives issued by Moroccan authorities. The cancellation has raised concerns among football stakeholders and supporters about the possible impact on the domestic league calendar, especially with the competition approaching its crucial final stages. However, TPLB chairman Nassor “Father” Idrissa, said no immediate decision has been made regarding changes to the league schedule. According to Idrissa, the board will first assess the broader situation before determining whether adjustments are necessary. "Only Taifa Stars' matches have been cancelled. There are still other national teams playing international friendlies during this Fifa window.

League schedule under review amid mounting Ebola concerns

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