Clubs
- 2003–2005:
Amazulu FC - 2005–2006: Monomotapa United FC
- 2006–2010:
Gaborone United - 2011: Mochudi Centre Chiefs
- 2011–2012: BMC Lobatse
- 2012–2013: Gaborone United
- 2013–2015: BMC Lobatse
Sageby Sandaka (born 17 June 1985) is a retired Zimbabwean football striker.
Sandaka began playing club football in Zimbabwe. He moved to Botswana side Gaborone United in 2006, where he was top league goal-scorer with 14 goals in 13 matches. [1]
He has been capped for the Zimbabwean national team.
Amazulu FC Monomotapa United FC 
Gaborone United Mochudi Centre Chiefs BMC Lobatse Gaborone United BMC Lobatse 
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