Simba sign three foreign players

>Ten foreign golfers from Zambia, Kenya, and Uganda are among those confirmed to take part in the forthcoming Tanzania Open International Competition to tee off on Friday at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club.

One of the most prominent football coaches in the country, Fred Felix Minziro, has criticised local football giants for allegedly spending a lot of money on recruiting foreign players of “little consequence”.

Barely two days before the Vodacom Premier League kicks off, Young Africans and Azam FC coaches have called on the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) to scrap frees imposed on foreign players.

Mtibwa Sugar head coach Mecky Mexime has said that they have decided not to sell players in this mini-window player’s registration season due to their plan to win the Tanzania Mainland Vodacom Premier title.

>Foreign cricket players who took part in the just concluded Advanced Players League (APL), say Tanzanian cricketers have potential to be world class players.

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Soccer giants Simba and Young Africans have been accused of frustrating players they sign from other Premier League teams.

>Mainland giants Simba are set to drop at least three players as under-pressure coach Patrick Phiri plans to freshen up his struggling squad, it has been revealed. Phiri is ready to axe striker Raphael Kiongera, defender Nassoro “Chollo” Masoud and goalkeeper Hussein Sharrif as part of his efforts to turn around the Msimbazi Street team’s fortunes, reliable sources said yesterday

Officials of Simba Sports Club and Young Africans must be rubbing their hands with glee as they are now free to field their new players in their respective Premier League matches.