Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) President Wallace Karia has said that a report on the investigation into the stalling of Premier League match number 184 between Yanga and Simba, which was scheduled to be played on March 08, will be released when the investigation is complete
Yesterday, Karia, Yanga President Injinia Hersi Said were among the guests invited to Parliament in Dodoma to witness the presentation of the Ministry of Information, Arts and Sports' estimated revenue and expenditure for the 2025/2026 financial year
A heated debate erupted in Parliament where some MPs questioned the decision of the league board (TPLB) to schedule the match before releasing the investigation report on the reasons that led to the first match, which was scheduled to be played on March 08, not taking place
"In Parliament, they asked me a lot about the investigation report, I told them it cannot come out because someone else went to the law enforcement agencies"
"Because everyone "He has his part to play when the time comes, the case is still ongoing and we don't know if it will end or not"
"Therefore, it is not good to give that information because one person has already gone to the mediation process, so it is good that we respect it," said Karia in an interview with Bongo FM
Yanga has announced its position of not playing the game scheduled for June 15 while also continuing its efforts to seek justice through other means
Internal information has revealed that Yanga submitted its complaint to the National Sports Council (BMT), which is basically the administrator of all bodies related to sports issues in Tanzania
