The management of Ihefu FC has made a significant change by relocating the club’s headquarters from Mbarali Mbeya to the Singida region. This move is accompanied by a change in the team’s name, which is now known as the Singida Black Stars Sports Club.
In a statement released by the club, the goal of changing the team’s name is to connect it with the people of the Singida region. The leadership believes that the new name will reflect the team’s determination to represent the entire region and bring joy to its new fans.
The statement also clarified that all registration procedures for the new name have been completed in accordance with all guidelines, regulations, and procedures of the country, the National Sports Council (BMT), and the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF).
Singida Black Stars Sports Club is expected to start participating in the Tanzanian Premier League next season. The team has strengthened its squad by signing several new experienced and high-quality players. Fans in the Singida region are eagerly looking forward to seeing their new team do well in the league and bring pride to their region.
The relocation of Ihefu FC and its name change mark a significant step in the development of football in Tanzania. It demonstrates the club’s commitment to promoting football and uniting the people of the Singida region. We believe that Singida Black Stars Sports Club will achieve great success in the future.
In addition to the name change, the management of Singida Black Stars Sports Club has planned several other changes. They plan to improve the team’s infrastructure, such as the training ground and players’ accommodations. They also intend to establish a youth football academy to nurture new talent in the Singida region.
We believe that Singida Black Stars Sports Club will be an excellent role model for other clubs in Tanzania. Their commitment to developing football and uniting the people is something to be emulated. We wish them all the best in their efforts to succeed in the league and bring honor to the Singida region.
