OYSTERBAY FOOTBALL CLUB DAY | OFC DAY | 1987

 

OFC in 1987. Photo enhanced by Muhidini Issa Michuzi

Oysterbay Football Club, a children's team that had talent and ideas ahead of its time!

The photo was digitally enhanced by Muhidini Issa Michuzi, a prominent photojournalist and blogger from Tanzania.

This picture was taken in 1987 at Oysterbay Primary School with the then Prime Minister of the Republic of Tanzania,  Hon. Joseph Sinde Warioba. 

Hon. Warioba was the patron of  OFC and also he was instrumental in fixing and maintaining the football pitch, making sure the kids had a safe environment to play.

August 2nd is 'OFC Day!'

#OFC #OysterbayFootballClub #Warioba #JosephWarioba #JosephSindeWarioba #OysterbayPrimary #OysterbayPrimarySchool #Daressalaam #Tanzania #

#OysterBay

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TANZANIA'S PRESIDENT HON. SAMIA SULUHU HASSAN VISITS YOUNG AFRICANS STAR PAĈOME ZOUZOUA AT AGA KHAN HOSPITAL

President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Samia Suluhu Hassan, has paid a visit to Young Africans SC forward Paĉome Zouzoua, who is receiving treatment at Aga Khan Hospital.

Paĉome sustained a terrible injury at the last match of the NBC Premier League season in Dar es Salaam.

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YOUNG AFRICANS (YANGA) 2026 GENERAL ELECTIONS CALENDAR

 

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THE 1977 TANZANIAN NATIONAL BOXING TEAM AND THEIR LEADERS, ALONG WITH SPORTS COUNCIL OFFICIALS

 

It was at Dar es Salaam Airport in 1977, when the Tanzania National Boxing Team was returning from a competition in Ethiopia, having arrived home with honor around their necks.

In the top row stands Titus Simba (fifth from the left at the back), the National Heavyweight Champion, a boxer whose fists were a weapon of the nation. When this photo was taken, it was not known that this would be his last journey representing Tanzania on international stages. The late Simba left us too soon, but he left an indelible mark in the history of our sports.

Kneeling in front from the right are Ahmed Tesha, Emmanuel Mlundwa, Lucas Msomba, Rashid Mohamed, Habib Kinyogoli, and Bakari Kitivu (who did not go on this trip).

Behind them stand the leaders and pillars of boxing in the country: Coach William Majwala, Vice President of the Tanzania Amateur Boxing Association (TABA) Mzee Pazzi, Chairman of TABA and international referee Salim Seif Nkamba, Secretary General of TABA and international referee Narcis Tarimo, Elias Sulus (from BMT), William Lyimo, Alois Nyuti, and Dr. Kisambale.

Nearly 50 years have passed and many of them have gone ahead to the hereafter, but this photo remains evidence that Tanzania was at the top in boxing even back in the day.

- Emmanuel Mlundwa

SIMBA SPORTS CLUB MEME

 

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RIO FERDINAND'S CONVOY AFTER ARRIVING IN DAR ES SALAAM | HE WAS DRIVEN BY SPORTS MINISTER HON. PAUL MAKONDA

 

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FORMER YOUNG AFRICANS (YANGA) PLAYER HASHIM KAMBI HAS PASSED AWAY

 

The management of Young Africans SC has received with deep sadness the news of the passing of our former club player and renowned Tanzanian film actor, Hashim Kambi.

We extend our sincere condolences to the family of the deceased, the National Arts Council of Tanzania (BASATA), football stakeholders, the Tanzania Film Federation, film artists, as well as all brothers, relatives, and friends affected by this loss.

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un.

- Young Africans|Yanga