The Tanzania Swimming Association (TSA) has announced a national squad of 33 swimmers who will represent the country at the Africa Aquatics Zone 3 Championships 2026, featuring a blend of young...
By
Majuto Omary
Sports Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Dar es Salaam. The Tanzania Swimming Association (TSA) has announced a national squad of 33 swimmers who will represent the country at the Africa Aquatics Zone 3 Championships 2026, featuring a blend of young talents and experienced competitors selected to challenge some of the strongest swimming nations in the region.
Tanzania will compete in the Africa Zone Three Swimming Championships scheduled to take place in Uganda in October, the Tanzania…
Tanzania will field a team of 50 swimmers at the Africa Zone Three Championships, formerly known as the CANA Zone Three…
Held at the International School of Tanganyika (IST) in Masaki, the two-day championship attracted a record 410 swimmers
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