Tanzanian Premier League, East Africa Nation with European-football style

By Robert Mutasi

Tanzania is increasingly dominating East Africa in the world of football.

The nation has been seen playing vital role and giving sports issues , especially football, a priority.

Moreso, there is recruitment of talents outside and inside Tanzania to ensure that they close the gaps of the veterans when they retire from international football.

Sponsors and stakeholders in Tanzanian leagues have a generous heart and great efforts to ensure that sports services are not hampered.

As soon as you set foot in the nation of Tanzania and ask the fans about the Tanzanian league, without a doubt the names of Simba and Yanga will be on their lips because they have the biggest following in Tanzania and also considering that they are eternal rivals.

The way in which Tanzanian clubs play from Zanzibar to mainland Tanzania, in fact you can say it is "Europe in Tanzania".

The Tanzania Football Federation TFF under the Ministry of Sports and the cooperation of the government, which has been side by side with the ministry in carrying out various sports duties, has greatly improved the development of infrastructure such as stadiums.

Stadiums like that of Benjamin Mkape have been built to international standards.

The vast numbers of fans who make an impact and a good impression in the league have greatly contributed to the improvement of the game of football in the country.

Every time a match is played, fans flood the stadiums to support their favorite teams and witness the sweetness and antics of the players in the stadiums.

Another thing that makes the Tanzanian football game flourish very fast in East and Central Africa is that they get meaningful support from the government and leaders are committed to helping them and congratulating them by rewarding them from time to time.

The Tanzanian League is very determined to get stronger after the TFF and the government officially approved the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) from next season.

The activity was launched in the presence of the Prime Minister of Tanzania, Kassim Majaliwa, who congratulated and supported the move to use VAR in the Tanzanian league as an important link that will strengthen the service in the stadiums.

"With VAR, the efficiency of our referees will undoubtedly be improved, thus ensuring a clear and fair decision," said Prime Minister Majaliwa.

"These successes strengthen the reputation of our nation, ensuring players and fans can trust the results of the match, regardless of the level of competition." Majaliwa added.

VAR has been introduced in the Tanzanian football industry as part of the Tanzania Football Association's (TFF) efforts to significantly improve match refereeing by reducing human error.

He stressed the importance of implementing VAR in Tanzania's preparations to host the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 2027 along with Kenya and Uganda.

Good cooperation between the government, the Ministry of Sports, players and fans is what makes Tanzanian football move forward with competence.

Efforts and energy that Tanzania has invested in sports, especially soccer, will bring them fruits tomorrow.

TTanzania is increasingly dominating East Africa in the world of football.

The nation has been seen playing vital role and giving sports issues , especially football, a priority.

Moreso, there is recruitment of talents outside and inside Tanzania to ensure that they close the gaps of the veterans when they retire from international football.

Sponsors and stakeholders in Tanzanian leagues have a generous heart and great efforts to ensure that sports services are not hampered.

As soon as you set foot in the nation of Tanzania and ask the fans about the Tanzanian league, without a doubt the names of Simba and Yanga will be on their lips because they have the biggest following in Tanzania and also considering that they are eternal rivals.

The way in which Tanzanian clubs play from Zanzibar to mainland Tanzania, in fact you can say it is "Europe in Tanzania".

The Tanzania Football Federation TFF under the Ministry of Sports and the cooperation of the government, which has been side by side with the ministry in carrying out various sports duties, has greatly improved the development of infrastructure such as stadiums.

Stadiums like that of Benjamin Mkape have been built to international standards.

The vast numbers of fans who make an impact and a good impression in the league have greatly contributed to the improvement of the game of football in the country.

Every time a match is played, fans flood the stadiums to support their favorite teams and witness the sweetness and antics of the players in the stadiums.

Another thing that makes the Tanzanian football game flourish very fast in East and Central Africa is that they get meaningful support from the government and leaders are committed to helping them and congratulating them by rewarding them from time to time.

The Tanzanian League is very determined to get stronger after the TFF and the government officially approved the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) from next season.

The activity was launched in the presence of the Prime Minister of Tanzania, Kassim Majaliwa, who congratulated and supported the move to use VAR in the Tanzanian league as an important link that will strengthen the service in the stadiums. 

"With VAR, the efficiency of our referees will undoubtedly be improved, thus ensuring a clear and fair decision," said Prime Minister Majaliwa.

"These successes strengthen the reputation of our nation, ensuring players and fans can trust the results of the match, regardless of the level of competition." Majaliwa added.

VAR has been introduced in the Tanzanian football industry as part of the Tanzania Football Association's (TFF) efforts to significantly improve match refereeing by reducing human error.

He stressed the importance of implementing VAR in Tanzania's preparations to host the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 2027 along with Kenya and Uganda.

Good cooperation between the government, the Ministry of Sports, players and fans is what makes Tanzanian football move forward with competence.

Efforts and energy that Tanzania has invested in sports, especially soccer, will bring them fruits tomorrow.The nation has been seen playing vital role and giving sports issues , especially football, a priority.

Moreso, there is recruitment of talents outside and inside Tanzania to ensure that they close the gaps of the veterans when they retire from international football.

Sponsors and stakeholders in Tanzanian leagues have a generous heart and great efforts to ensure that sports services are not hampered.

As soon as you set foot in the nation of Tanzania and ask the fans about the Tanzanian league, without a doubt the names of Simba and Yanga will be on their lips because they have the biggest following in Tanzania and also considering that they are eternal rivals.

The way in which Tanzanian clubs play from Zanzibar to mainland Tanzania, in fact you can say it is "Europe in Tanzania".

The Tanzania Football Federation TFF under the Ministry of Sports and the cooperation of the government, which has been side by side with the ministry in carrying out various sports duties, has greatly improved the development of infrastructure such as stadiums.

Stadiums like that of Benjamin Mkape have been built to international standards.

The vast numbers of fans who make an impact and a good impression in the league have greatly contributed to the improvement of the game of football in the country.

Every time a match is played, fans flood the stadiums to support their favorite teams and witness the sweetness and antics of the players in the stadiums.

Another thing that makes the Tanzanian football game flourish very fast in East and Central Africa is that they get meaningful support from the government and leaders are committed to helping them and congratulating them by rewarding them from time to time.

The Tanzanian League is very determined to get stronger after the TFF and the government officially approved the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) from next season.

The activity was launched in the presence of the Prime Minister of Tanzania, Kassim Majaliwa, who congratulated and supported the move to use VAR in the Tanzanian league as an important link that will strengthen the service in the stadiums.

"With VAR, the efficiency of our referees will undoubtedly be improved, thus ensuring a clear and fair decision," said Prime Minister Majaliwa.

"These successes strengthen the reputation of our nation, ensuring players and fans can trust the results of the match, regardless of the level of competition." Majaliwa added.

VAR has been introduced in the Tanzanian football industry as part of the Tanzania Football Association's (TFF) efforts to significantly improve match refereeing by reducing human error.

He stressed the importance of implementing VAR in Tanzania's preparations to host the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 2027 along with Kenya and Uganda.

Good cooperation between the government, the Ministry of Sports, players and fans is what makes Tanzanian football move forward with competence.

Efforts and energy that Tanzania has invested in sports, especially soccer, will bring them fruits tomorrow.