Tanzania Sports Week set to boost innovation and growth in sports industry

By James Kandoya , The Guardian
Published at 01:29 PM Nov 02 2024
Tanzania Worldwide Sports Chamber of Commerce (TWSCC) president Steven Mkomwa (2nd L) pictured on Thursday in Dar es Salaam briefing journalists on the upcoming Tanzania Sports Week (TSW). To his left is Dianarose Mboya, marketing officer from GF Trucks.
Photo: James Kandoya
Tanzania Worldwide Sports Chamber of Commerce (TWSCC) president Steven Mkomwa (2nd L) pictured on Thursday in Dar es Salaam briefing journalists on the upcoming Tanzania Sports Week (TSW). To his left is Dianarose Mboya, marketing officer from GF Trucks.

THE Tanzania Worldwide Sports Chamber of Commerce (TWSCC) has announced the launch of the Tanzania Sports Week (TSW), scheduled to take place from December 10–12 in Dar es Salaam.

This inaugural event is set to bring together major stakeholders from Tanzania’s sports community, including government officials, sports administrators, coaches, athletes, and corporate partners.

Speaking at a press briefing in Dar es Salaam, TWSCC president Steven Mkomwa emphasized the event’s focus on driving growth, collaboration, and innovation within the Tanzanian sports sector, while also aligning with global trends and examining their implications for Tanzania.

The week-long event will address key challenges and opportunities in Tanzania's sports landscape, aiming to create actionable solutions for sustainable development. 

According to Mkomwa, TWS will provide an essential platform for discussions on the current state of sports in Tanzania, covering areas such as funding, infrastructure development, and gender equality.

“TSW is a critical platform for addressing challenges and creating a pathway for growth and innovation in sports," Mkomwa said. 

"We are committed to fostering collaboration, innovation, and economic development in the global sports industry, with a focus on sustainable growth for Tanzania and beyond.”

Panel discussions and workshops are set to delve into topics such as innovative funding models, technology in sports, and successful local case studies. 

Keynote speakers and interactive sessions will also highlight the role of sports education, community development, and the need for a cohesive national sports strategy.

Dianarose Mboya, a marketing officer from GF Trucks, one of the event's partners, expressed pride in supporting TSWCC and emphasized the potential of Tanzania Sports Week to create positive change in the country’s sports sector.