With a valuation of Sh100 billion, a professional operational model, and a state-of-the-art stadium on the horizon, Yanga SC is entering a new era
Dar es Salaam. The Chairman of Yanga SC’s Reform Committee, Alex Mgongolwa, has revealed that the current value of the club stands at Sh100 billion.
He made the announcement during the club’s Annual General Meeting held on September 7, 2025, at The Super Dome in Dar es Salaam.
Speaking at the gathering, Mgongolwa emphasized that the next crucial step is to align the club’s legal framework with national regulations, paving the way for external investment and entry into the stock market.
He explained that Yanga has adopted a new operational model that combines elements of an association, private management, and investment, creating a more inclusive and sustainable structure for the club’s future growth.
“The reforms we have implemented are designed to ensure transparency, professional management, and long-term stability.
By modernizing our operations, Yanga are well-positioned to attract both local and international investors,” Mgongolwa said.
Adding to the club’s positive developments, Yanga SC President Hersi confirmed that the club is in the final stage of securing government approval to build a modern stadium in the Jangwani area (Msimbazi Basin).
According to Hersi, the government will issue the title deed for the additional land at Jangwani within 12 days from September 7, 2025, marking a major milestone in the club’s infrastructure development.
“The stadium project is a game-changer for Yanga and Tanzanian football. Once completed, it will provide world-class facilities for our players and fans, while also boosting the club’s commercial and sporting potential,” said Hersi.
The announcement has generated excitement among Yanga members and supporters, who have closely followed the club’s reform process.
The combination of a robust legal structure, increased valuation, and a modern stadium is expected to elevate the club’s profile both locally and internationally.
Mgongolwa stressed that these reforms are not only aimed at strengthening the club’s finances but also at maintaining Yanga’s competitive edge on the pitch.
The integration of investment opportunities with traditional association management allows the club to generate sustainable revenue while continuing to nurture local talent.
With a valuation of Sh100 billion, a professional operational model, and a state-of-the-art stadium on the horizon, Yanga SC is entering a new era.
Members, fans, and stakeholders are optimistic that the club’s reforms will secure long-term success, raise its global profile, and cement its status as a powerhouse in Tanzanian and African football
