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Young Africans SC

Yanga - Tanzania's football institution

Tanzania , Dar es Salaam Founded 1935 201-500

Operating Since1935 (91y)

About Young Africans SC

Young Africans Sports Club (Yanga) is one of Tanzania's oldest and most successful football clubs, founded in 1935 in Dar es Salaam. Yanga has won the Tanzanian Premier League over 25 times and is Simba's eternal rival in the Kariakoo Derby, the biggest East African football rivalry. Yanga has millions of passionate fans across Tanzania and the diaspora.

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CountryTanzania

Founded1935

TypeNon-profit

ModelB2C

Team Size201-500

Operating In

Tanzania

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