NB: both Arab SC and Public Works Department won 3 championships in the first decades of
the competition, but the seasons are not known.
1929 first edition with 9 clubs; winners not known
1930-58 not known
1959 Malindi
1960-63 not known
1964 Malindi
1965-80 not known
1981 Ujamaa
1982 Ujamaa
1983 Small Simba
1984 KMKM [*]
1985 Small Simba
1986 KMKM
1987 Miembeni SC
1988 Small Simba
1989 Malindi [*]
1990 Malindi
1991 Small Simba
1992 Malindi [*]
1993 Shengeni
1994 Shengeni
1995 Small Simba
1996 Mlandege
1997 Mlandege
1998 Mlandege
1999 Mlandege
2000 Kipanga
2001 Mlandege
2002 Mlandege
2003 Jamhuri (Pemba)
2004 KMKM
2005 Polisi
2006 Polisi
2007 Miembeni SC
2008 Miembeni SC
2009 Mafunzo
2010 Ocean View
2011 only mini league held (winners: Mafunzo)
2012 only mini league held (winners: Super Falcon)
2013 KMKM
2014 KMKM
2015 Mafunzo
2016 Zimamoto
2017 JKU
[*] in these years, the champions of Zanzibar (Island League) won the Union
League against the winners of the Mainland (Tanganyika) League and thereby
the Tanzanian championship.
NB: since 2004 Zanzibar are independent members of CAF and will have their
own representation in the continental club cups.
Championships (35; since 1981; without minileagues 2011 and 2012):
6 Mlandege
5 KMKM
Small Simba
3 Malindi [!] [not including 1959 and 1964]
Miembeni SC
2 Mafunzo
Polisi
Shengeni
Ujamaa
1 Jamhuri (Pemba) [*]
JKU
Kipanga
Ocean View
Zimamoto
NB: KMKM stands for Kikosi Maalum cha Kuzuia Magendo (Special Force for Prevention of Smuggling).
[!] Malindi reportedly are record champions
[*] Jamhuri finished runners-up in 1991, 1994, 2004 and in the mini-leagues 2011 and 2012,
and third in 1988 and 1989.
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