Oysterbay cricketers conquer Dar schools

Oysterbay girls stayed in contention for the Tanzania Cricket Association (TCA) Primary Schools League’s top honour with a resounding six-wicket win over Mkwawa A at the University of Dar es Salaam ground.

 Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara ya Mambo ya Ndani ya Nchi, Christopher Kadio (Watatu kulia) akisisitiza jambo kwa baadhi ya Watendaji wa Wizara hii pamoja na Wajumbe wa Ukaguzi Mradi wa Dar City  walipokuwa katika Kikao cha Kuwasilisha Taarifa  ya Ukaguzi wa Mradi huo, unaohusisha Ujenzi wa Nyumba za Maafisa wa Polisi Oysterbay, Kijitonyama na Kituo cha Polisi Oysterbay. Kikao hicho kilifanyika, Jijini Dodoma leo. Katibu Mkuu wa Wizara ya Mambo ya Ndani ya Nchi, Christopher Kadio (Watatu kulia)...

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Ahead of today’s Africa Cross Country championships in Kampala, Uganda, Team Tanzania is oozing confidence as they seek to win a bucketful of medals.

BENKI ya Maendeleo ya TIB na Halmashauri ya Manispaa ya Kinondoni, zimeingia makubaliano ya kuuendeleza ufukwe wa Oysterbay maarufu Coco Beach. Mradi huo uliopewa jina la ‘Oysterbay Beach Development’ unalenga kuufanya ufukwe huo kuwa wa kisasa na hivyo kuchangia uchumi wa Manispaa hiyo na nchi kwa ujumla.

>It was all smiles for the national cricket team after winning two opening matches at the ICC-Africa T20 Senior Women’s Trophy in South Africa. The Tanzanian girls, who left for South Africa on Thursday, silenced Kenya in their first match before beating Uganda in Benoni on Saturday.

After returning this week from Nairobi, Kenya, where they took part in three- team trial matches, the local cricketers will resume training on Monday to prepare for next year’s ICC-Africa Under-19 Division 1 World Cup Qualifiers.

The national Under-19 cricket team leaves for Lusaka, Zambia today to battle it out for top honours in the ICC Pepsi Africa Division Two qualifiers opening tomorrow.

Tanzania made a wobbly start to the ICC-Africa Under-19 World Cup Qualifiers after losing their opening match to Namibia by 102 runs at the University of Dar es Salaam ground.