According to information from reliable sources, Mr. George Mayawa, who served as a member of the League Management and Operations Committe popularly known as the 72-Hour Committee has officially resigned.
Reports indicate that Mayawa made this decision due to his dissatisfaction with the current state of operations within the NBC Tanzania Premier League.
His resignation is described as an ethical move aimed at protecting the integrity and dignity of football in the country.
In addition to his role on the 72-Hour Committee, George Mayawa also previously served on the Club Licensing Committee of the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF). He was among the members appointed during the first term of President Wallace Karia.
This is a significant development that highlights challenges within the league’s management system and could potentially spark reforms in the near future. However, reports suggest that more surprising developments are expected in the coming days.
This comes at a time when Yanga SC is standing firm on its decision not to play against Simba SC on June 15, unless they are given a formal explanation as to why match number 184 did not take place on its originally scheduled date of March 8.
Yanga has also publicly declared a lack of confidence in certain members of the League Board, calling for the resignation of CEO Almas Kasongo and Chairman Steven Mguto.
