WHO WE ARE
The mission of the TOC is to develop, promote, and protect the Olympic Movement in Tanzania in accordance with the Olympic Charter. In pursuance of this mission, the TOC may cooperate with governmental or non-governmental bodies. It may however not associate itself with any activity, which would be in contradiction with the Olympic Charter
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dear All
Auditors & Tax Consultants
We are sorry to inform you that the tender for auditing of TOC accounts for the financial year 2024 have been cancelled. This is due to the fact that unforseen corrections which we need to take into consideration. We assure you that it will be reverted in the near future.
We thank you for the interest you have shown & that we urge you to keep in touch for the next fixed dates. Any inconvenience caused is regretted.
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Tanzania Olympic Committee organized a 12-days Taekwondo National Technical Coaches Course from 15th to 26th September 2025 at the Olympafrica Centre in Mkuza, Kibaha. The course equipped 19 participants with new knowledge and skills. During the closing ceremony, TOC...
The Advanced Sports Management Course Cohort III officially launched today at the Tiffany Diamond Hotel attracted 18 dynamic participants from both mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Guest of Honour Wallace Karia, TFF President, thanked...
Group photo of delegates to the Olympafrica Network Meeting currently taking place in Somone, Senegal. Tanzania is represented by Zanzibar Olympafrica Centre Director Hussein Ahmada (second left) and Jackson Msimbe (second right), Filbert Bayi Olympafrica Centre...
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