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Stadium

Unguja Park

Zanzibar City, Tanzania

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Destroyed Palace and other buildings after the attack in the Anglo-Zanzibar War . In Stone Town , Zanzibar City .
Destroyed Palace and other buildings after the attack in the Anglo-Zanzibar War . In Stone Town , Zanzibar City . Richard Mohun · Public domain
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Unguja Park sits in the Bububu area of Zanzibar City, on the island of Unguja. It is one of the smaller venues in the Zanzibar Premier League, with a capacity of 5,000 spectators. The ground is shared by two local teams, KMKM F.C. and Mundu SC.

What distinguishes Unguja Park from other grounds in the league is its modest scale and location. While the nearby Amaan Stadium in Stone Town is known to have artificial turf, Unguja Park remains an open-air pitch. The playing surface type is not specified in available records, nor is there a precise street address beyond the general neighbourhood. There is no official website for the venue either.

The year of opening or construction is not documented in the consulted sources. KMKM F.C., one of the primary tenants, was founded in 1965, but this date does not correspond to the stadium's construction. The capacity of 5,000 is consistently cited by sources including Wikipedia and Football Ground Map, which also note it as one of the smaller venues in the league.

Who plays here

Recent matches here

Date Match Score
5 Sep KMKM — Al Ahli Tripoli 0:3
18 Oct 2025 KMKM — Azam 0:2
26 Sep 2025 KMKM — Port FC 2:1
18 Aug 2023 KMKM — Kedus Giorgis 1:2
10 Sep 2022 KMKM — Al Ahli Tripoli 0:2
12 Sep 2021 KMKM — Al-Ittihad 0:2
14 Aug 2021 KMKM — Azam 1:0
5 Aug 2021 KMKM — KCCA 0:1