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Football has always played a crucial part in my life and plays a big part into who I am today. With over 25 years of coaching and management experience in the USA and Africa, starting Chipkizi Cup was a no brainer. Chipkizi Cup was born out of necessity in 2010. Today, it has become the biggest youth and grassroots tournament in Africa with 302 teams participating from East to West Africa.
"I recall as a child and as a player how much I looked forward to the next game or competition which fuelled my energy and desire to train harder and be more committed."
Paul is a sports management expert, an author, and an experienced researcher. He is also a specialist system builder, sports strategist, and University sports lecturer. In his free time, he enjoys coaching soccer.
For 20 years, he has trained and mentored young leaders and sports professionals across East, Central and Southern Africa regions and embraced an important role play--a link between academia and the sports industry.
Over the past 8 years, at the East African Chipkizi Cup, I have worked as an Administrator, fostering many roles which include maintaining the financial health of the tournaments (budget), preparing all the trophies and medals, confirming participating teams/clubs, and making payments for all expenses.
As a former Future Stars Academy player, I am proud to have been part of the academy since its establishment.
With a unique blend of sports, IT, and coaching experience, I strive to contribute my skills and dedication to the success of the Chipkizi Cup Tournament and continue making a meaningful difference in the world of sports.
2019: Called up for the National Team U20
2019: Winner of CECAFA Under 20 Youth Tournament.
2021/2022: awarded the best young player of the Tanzania Premier League!
2021: Called up for the Senior National Team
2022: Join Maccabi Tel Aviv from Azam
2023: Current Team - SV Zulte Waregem, Belgium
2021: East African Chipkizi Cup Top Scorer & Best Player
2021: Called up for the U17 National Team
Arusha Regional Football Association (ARFA) Awards: Best Young Player of the Season
2021/2022
2022: Scholarship to Brooke House College Football Academy – UK
Current Team: Brooke House College Football Academy U19
2019: Scouted by U15 National Team
Arusha Regional Football Association (ARFA) Awards: Best Young Player of the Season
020/2021
2021: Scholarship to Brooke House College Football Academy – UK
Current Team: Brooke House College Football Academy U19
Scouted 2019: HB KǾGE Fc Denmark
2020: National Athletic 100 & 200 meter team
2021: Football Scholarship to East Central Community College Mississippi – USA
Current Team: Gaffa Football Club (USA)
2020: Called up for National Team
2022: She helped Tanzania qualify for the U17 Women’s World Cup in India in October
2022.
“It’s the first time for Tanzania to make it to a Fifa World Cup in any category. We’re
proud to be part of history in Tanzania!”
Current Team: Fountain Gate Football Club (Tanzania Women’s Premier League).
2020: Called up for National Team
2021/2022: Serengeti Women’s Premier League (SWPL) Award nominated top GK.
2022: She helped Tanzania qualify for the U17 Women’s World Cup in India in October
2022.
“It’s the first time for Tanzania to make it to a Fifa World Cup in any category. We’re
proud to be part of history in Tanzania!”
Current Team: Yanga Princess (Tanzania Women’s Premier League).
2018: Called up for National Team
2018: Winner Cecafa Women’s U20
2020: In August 2020 won the Women’s Premier League in Tanzania with her team
Simba Queens!. She's a true role model and inspiration!
Current Team: Fountain Gate Football Club (Tanzania Women’s Premier League).
2020: Called up for the National Team “Twiga Stars U20”.
Winning the SARPCCO Games together with the Tanzanian Women's Police! The 11th edition of
The Southern African Region Police Chiefs Cooperation Organisation games (SARPCCO)