The EACAACT, held every two years, is one of the premier events on the regional golfing calendar
Dar es Salaam. The Tanzania Ladies Golf Union (TLGU) has officially named the national team that will represent the country at the prestigious East and Central All Africa Challenge Trophy (EACAACT), set for October 20 to 25 at the Great Rift Valley Lodge & Golf Resort in Kenya.
The team will depart Dar es Salaam for Kenya on October 19. TLGU president Queen Siraki expressed pride in the squad, describing it as a blend of seasoned experience and rising talent.
“We are very proud to present this team that will carry Tanzania’s flag at the EACAACT in Kenya,” said Siraki. “These players have shown tremendous commitment, discipline, and improvement in their game.
We believe they have what it takes to compete strongly against some of the best golfers from the region.”
The EACAACT, held every two years, is one of the premier events on the regional golfing calendar.
It attracts top female golfers from across East and Central Africa and provides a platform to showcase talent, build confidence, and strengthen ties among participating nations.
The team captain Neema Olomi, a regular feature in international competitions, is expected to anchor the squad with her leadership and experience.
Vicky Elias and Khadija Suleiman will be looking to stamp their authority in regional play, while rising star Shufaa Twalib brings youthful energy and determination to the team. Siraki said d that the team’s participation reflects Tanzania’s growing investment in women’s golf.
“Golf is one of the fastest-growing sports among women in Tanzania, and events like the EACAACT give our players exposure, confidence, and international experience.
We are optimistic that this team will make the nation proud,” she added. The tournament will feature multiple rounds of competitive play, with golfers battling for both individual and team honours.
For Tanzania, it is more than just a competition, it is a chance to showcase the country’s progress in women’s golf and inspire the next generation of female players.
