Information and Communications Manager of the Yanga Ali Kamwe accompanied by some members and fans earlier today entered the KMC Complex field for what he explained to clean and ensure the field is ready for the Yanga matches
The other day, Yanga announced that they will move to the KMC Complex, leaving Azam Complex, which they have used as their home ground since last season
"We have come here to inspect the field and appreciate the decision of our leaders to move here, I believe we will do well in this field"
"We officially welcome the members and fans of Yanga to this stadium because now all the remaining matches in the league that we will play at home as well as the FA Cup will be played in this stadium"
"Let me tell you, here Prince Dube will score many goals, because there are no things to reduce the light...," said Kamwe
And Jimmy Kindoki, who is the Member and Fan Registration Officer, has said that Yanga's move to KMC Complex will provide relief to fans who were facing the challenge of queuing to get to Chamazi
"The infrastructure here is better than Chamazi. There it was for a match played at 1 o'clock, the fan has to leave home at 5 o'clock if you want to be the cause of the queue"
"But here it is easily accessible at any time. This stadium is also bigger compared to the one we were at. The number of fans who enter here is more than Azam Complex. The playing area 'pitch' is also very good here"
em>"Here the matches are played early, there is no challenge of light, in short the field does not 'wink' like where we came from," said Kindoki
