Elkana Kuhenga

1 week ago | allafrica.com | Elkana Kuhenga

Dar es Salaam — Tanzania Women emerged victorious in the Kwibuka Women's T20 competition, defeating Zimbabwe Women High Performance XI by 32 runs to claim the coveted title at the Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in Kigali, Rwanda. The match proved to be a dramatic and satisfying redemption for Tanzania, who had previously lost to Zimbabwe by nine wickets in the round-robin stage of the tournament.

1 week ago | dailynews.co.tz | Elkana Kuhenga

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA Women emerged victorious in the Kwibuka Women’s T20 competition, defeating Zimbabwe Women High Performance XI by 32 runs to claim the coveted title at the Gahanga International Cricket Stadium in Kigali, Rwanda. The match proved to be a dramatic and satisfying redemption for Tanzania, who had previously lost to Zimbabwe by nine wickets in the round-robin stage of the tournament.

2 weeks ago | dailynews.co.tz | Elkana Kuhenga

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Dar es Salaam Derby between Young Africans FC and Simba SC, originally slated for this Sunday at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium, has been officially rescheduled to June 25 at the same venue. The decision comes after weeks of tension and disputes between Yanga, Simba and the league authorities. The controversy surrounding the derby began on March 8, 2025, when Simba SC was denied access to Benjamin Mkapa Stadium for their final training session ahead of the scheduled match.

2 weeks ago | allafrica.com | Elkana Kuhenga

Dodoma — THE government has made a significant investment in the Ministry of Information, Culture, Arts and Sports for the fiscal year 2025/26, with a budget allocation of 519.66bn/-, a remarkable increase of 82.1 per cent compared to last year's budget of 285.32bn/-. This sharp rise in funding underscores the government's heightened focus on strengthening the country's sports infrastructure and preparing for major international events, particularly this year's CHAN finals and AFCON 2027.

2 weeks ago | dailynews.co.tz | Elkana Kuhenga

DODOMA: TANZANIA’S 2025/26 national budget signals a clear and ambitious boost to the creative economy, with the government allocating a record 4bn/- to the Culture and Arts Fund—up from 3bn/- last year and more than double the 1.6bn/- allocated two years ago. This sharp increase reflects a growing recognition of the cultural sector’s potential to drive economic growth, job creation and national identity.