The programme, which runs from July 28 to August 14, is designed to strengthen swimming development in Tanzania by investing not only in athletes but also in coaches and parents, creating a...
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania's efforts to build a stronger and more competitive swimming programme have received a significant boost following the arrival of internationally acclaimed American swimming coach Ben Lee, whose three-week training programme is expected to sharpen the skills of local swimmers, coaches and parents.
Held at the International School of Tanganyika (IST) in Masaki, the two-day championship attracted a record 410 swimmers
With an increasing number of youngsters joining the programme and showing steady improvement, Dar es Salaam Swimming Club…
The Tanzania Swimming Association (TSA) has announced a national squad of 33 swimmers who will represent the country at the…
Among the foreign clubs expected to participate are Aquatics Riders Swim Club , Kalene Swim Club, Lechwe swimming Club, Ndola…
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…
