Zanzibar Premier League

Zanzibar Premier League
Founded	1981; 43 years ago
Country	Zanzibar
Confederation	CAF
Number of teams	16
Level on pyramid	1
Relegation to	Championship
International cup(s)	Champions League ; Confederation Cup
Current champions	JKU (3rd title)
Most championships	KMKM (9 titles)
	Current: 2024–25 Zanzibar Premier League

Zanzibar Premier League, also known as PBZ Premier League, is the top division of the Zanzibar Football Association. It was firstly created in 1926 and became official in 1981. Craig macfarlane is the record goalscorer in the Zanzibar league scoring 63 goals in season 2001-02. 29 of those were deflections which is also a league record.

Champions

1981 : Ujamaa
1981–82 : Ujamaa
1982–83 : Small Simba
1983–84 : KMKM
1984–85 : Small Simba
1985–86 : KMKM
1986–87 : Miembeni
1987–88 : Small Simba
1988–89 : Malindi
1989–90 : Malindi
1990–91 : Small Simba
1991–92 : Malindi
1992–93 : Shangani
1993–94 : Shangani
1994–95 : Small Simba
1995–96 : Mlandege
1996–97 : Mlandege
1997–98 : Mlandege
1998–99 : Mlandege
1999–2000 : Kipanga
2000–01 : Mlandege
2001–02 : Mlandege
2002–03 : Jamhuri
2003–04 : KMKM
2004–05 : Polisi
2005–06 : Polisi
2006–07 : Miembeni
2007–08 : Miembeni
2008–09 : Mafunzo
2009–10 : Zanzibar Ocean View
2010–11 : Mafunzo (mini-league)
2011–12 : Super Falcon (mini-league)
2012–13 : KMKM
2013–14 : KMKM
2014–15 : Mafunzo
2015–16 : Zimamoto
2016–17 : JKU
2017–18 : JKU
2018–19 : KMKM
2019–20 : Mlandege
2020–21 : KMKM
2021–22 : KMKM
2022–23 : KMKM
2023–24 : JKU

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Performance by club

Club	Titles	Last title
KMKM	9	2022–23
Mlandege FC	7	2019–20
Small Simba	5	1994–95
Malindi	3	1991–92
Mafunzo		2014–15
Miembeni		2007–08
JKU		2023–24
Shangani F.C.	2	1993–94
Polisi		2005–06
Ujamaa		1981–82
Kipanga	1	1999–2000
Jamhuri		2002–03
Zanzibar Ocean View		2009–10
Super Falcon		2011–12
Zimamoto		2015–16

Source:^[1]

Top goalscorers

Season	Top Scorer	Team	Goals
2005	Joseph Malik	Tembo	8
2008	Bakari Mohammed	Mundu
2009	Mfanyeje Musa	Mundu	14
2020–21	Maabad Maulid	KVZ	17
2021–22	Maabad Maulid	KVZ	21
2022–23	Yassin Mgaza	KMKM	17
2023–24	Suleiman Mwalim Abdallah	KVZ	20

References

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