As for transport most teams hire a bus and come with it. It is possible to get on shuttles from Nairobi (Impala Shuttle, Rainbow Shuttle) to name a few leaving from parklands. It is about 25,000 - 30,000 Tanzanian Shillings per person one way.
Yes, it is required to take Yellow fever shots to enter Tanzania. The best thing to do is to get those shots already in your home country before you reach the border. The cost will be higher at the border (approximately TSh 30,000 per person). The Covid 19 protocols are constantly changing. Thus, it is important to check the status before you travel. Having taken the Covid 19 shots helps to protect yourself and others.
We do not partner with other shuttles to transport the teams. But it is very easy to rent or hire a dala-dala (matatu) to transfer the team to the event. Most of the participating teams who play at the tournament already have a bus or transport that they bring with them for the entire tournament.
A young player may play in an age category above but, an older player can not come down. We recommend that if you move a young player to play an age group up is ok but not 2 ages above for the safety of the player.
Motivation is of plenty. International and local agents and scouts will be present looking for top talents. Opportunities for scholarships. Player pathways.
Fixtures will be coming out end of November.
Each traveling team should bring a minimum of 2 sets of jerseys. Due to scouts and agents, it is advised thatwhen you assign a number to a player. Makes sure that he or she maintains the same number throughout thetournament:
A - Ease of identification
B - Keeping records
C - Some of the games will be aired live and thus will cause less confusion.
We have a first aid team in the ground, an ambulance on standby, and access to a hospital. You as coaches and managers need to do due diligence and have a record of your teams and players regarding medical conditions, allergies etc. In case of emergency we can assist but, it is the team/club responsibility to also cover for medical emergencies. FSA and the Chipkizi Cup is not responsible! We take care and go to great length for the safety and security of all participants and supporters.
If you read the manual every team is responsible for there food, drinks, accommodation etc. If a sponsor isgenerous we shall share. But, it is up to each team to provide for themselves. There are water taps on thefields...
No, FSA does not arrange hotels. You are responsible for contacting and arranging the hotels directly. FSA does have a list of hotels that we work with. You can read the list here. Most hotels in USD are 4 stars, the ones for 30,000-40,000 Tanzanian Shilling range 3 stars and the others are just basic. All hotels will be within30 minutes of the venue.
The Arusha National Park 10,000 Tanzanian Shillings.
Snake Park 4,000 Tanzanian Shillings for adults and 2,000 for a children
Swimming places at hotels 5,000 up to 10,000 Tanzanian Shillings per child.
If you would like to organize a Safari or tour contact: alfred@alfredsafaris.com or www.alfredsafaris.com
The aim of the East African Chipkizi Cup is to "CELEBRATE TALENT", an opportunity for youth to showcase their skills and talents to potential scouts and agents. An opportunity for cultural exchange and integration, a platform for the development of young players.
We are proud to say that the Chipkizi Cup is the biggest football tournament for the youth in Tanzania. At theEast African Chipkizi Cup in 2023, we had 347 participating teams and around 4430 children/youth.
- Monday 11th December – Sunday 17th of December – for U17 & U20 Boys & Girls
- Friday 15th December – Sunday 17th December – for U7, U9, U11, U13 & U15 Boys + U11 & U15 Girls
The East African Chipkizi Cup embraces diversity, social inclusion and unification through football. The EastAfrican countries: Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Burundi, Rwanda and other countries such as Zimbabwe together we welcome the World toArusha, Tanzania - Karibu - Welcome
Boys: U7, U9, U11, U13, U15, U17 and U20.
Girls: U11, U15 and U20
The East African Chipkizi Cup will be played at different venues in Arusha, depending on the age groups of the participating teams. The venues, St. Constantine International School, Braeburn International School, Aga Khan University, UWCEA and TGT.
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