TENNIS: Dar girls shine at Kenya Open

Tanzanian players had little to write home about after failing to make it to the quarter-finals of the Real Insurance Kenya Open in the singles for the first time in Nairobi, Kenya.

>Italian hockey trainer Valentina Quaranta is looking forward to Tanzania’s successful participation at the African Cup of Club Champions (ACCC), which roars into life tomorrow in Zimbabwe.

>Mzimuni Primary School launched their campaign in group A of the Tanzania Cricket Association (TCA) Junior League’s girls’ category impressively after recording two wins at the University of Dar es Salaam early this week.

The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (Necta) yesterday released the 2014 Certificate of Secondary Education Examination results showing that performance has improved by 10.08 per cent.

Their faces beamed with pride as they stood next to the Vice-President Garib Bilal after they were declared winners of the Young Scientists contest.

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Vijana wenye asili ya Kitanzania Briana Kagemuro na Bryan Mwombeki wameonyesha umahiri wa mchezo wa Tennis uliofanyika leo Jumamosi, September 19,2015 katika viwanja vya nyumbani kwao South East Tennis and Learning Center, South East Washington, DC.
Briana Kagemuro alikuwa katika kinyanganyiro cha Wasichana wenye umri wa miaka 12 Singles (Girls 12 singles) ambapo alimshida Isabella De Leo 6-4,6-4; Cassi Chen 7-6,6-3,10-6 na Asha verma 6-4,6-4.

Naye Bryan Mwombeki alipata kombe lake la ushindi...

Tunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur has told BBC Sport Africa that the cancellation of Wimbledon has left her "confused" about the remainder of the season.

Tanzania is reveling in glory as four players have qualified for the 2014 ITF/CAT Africa Junior Championship set for next month in Kenya.