It seems Yanga are keen to pull up the biggest shock on many
of us by constructing their own ultra-modern 40,000-seat stadium in Dar. The
‘too good to be true’ story surfaced out late last year when the then
newly-elected Yanga leader, tycoon Yusuph Manji shocked many by announcing mega
plans of turning the massively supported club into one of the richest in
Africa.
This week,Beijing construction Engineering Group, a Chinese
company that had been contracted at the end of lat year to do the project analysis, has submitted the architectural plans and initial budget
estimation. The stadium would be built at Jangwani.
BCEG manager,Zhang Chengwei David said that the project
analysis has been completed and presented to the Yanga’s board of directors.
Zhang,said his company has enough experience and expertise in construction of
stadiums around the world. The same company was successfully contracted to
construct the 60,000-seat modern stadium in Dar by the government of Tanzania
at a cost of $56.4 million. The company
is also constructing the Uhuru Stadium adjacent to the National stadium.
Francis Kifukwe,further revealed that Yanga
and BCEG will sign the contract agreement in May and the construction is
expected to begin in July . The construction is expected to take two years.
The 40,000-seater stadium will have ample car parking space, VIP
sections, hospital, restaurants and hostels,a media hub, sections for the
disabled as well as providing other services.
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