Darts body keen on change after elections

>Dar es Salaam Darts association’s (Dada) newly elected leadership has set its focus on lifting the standard of the sport in the city with a view to excelling in the East Africa Darts Challenge Trophy tournament.

Tanzanian darts players will have another opportunity to wallow in the limelight when they take part in the Tanzania Open International Darts Championship in Dodoma at the end of the month.

With only a week to go before the Dar es Salaam Darts Association (Dada) holds its election, only four people have taken forms to contest leadership in the body. The association is expected to usher in new officials on May 11 after having been allowed to go on with the exercise by relevant authorities.

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