Mh. Ole Sendeka akichuana na Mhe. Godbless Lema bila mongozo wa Mhe. Spika
“Ole wake kiongozi mzembe na asiye na nidhamu nitakayemkuta: Kiongozi wa siasa
hana usalama wa aina yoyote. Usalama wake ni kudra ya Mungu na Wananchi peke
yake. Viongozi wazembe na wabadhirifu wahesabu siku zao. Labda tusiwajue. Hawa
hatuna sababu ya kuwapa imani, kuwa tutawalinda kama vitendo vyao viovu”-
Edward Moringe Sokoine, 26 Machi 1983
Waziri wa Habari, Vijana, Utamaduni na Michezo akifungua rasmi mbio za Sokoine, pamoja naye ni Waziri Mkuu wa zaamani ambaye pia ni Mbunge wa Monduli Mhe.Edward Lowassa na viongozi wengine
“Katika nchi inayojali haki na usawa, majeshi hayana budi yawe ni chombo cha
kulinda haki na maslahi ya walio wengi. Na kamwe hayaruhusiwi kuwa ni chombo
cha wachache wenye kujali nafsi zao na kusahau maslahi ya walio wengi” - Edward
Moringe Sokoine, 1Februari 1977.
Morani wa Kimasai akijumuika na watanzania walioshiriki mbio za kumbu kumbu ya Sokoine yaliyofanyika mapema mwaka huu wilayani Monduli
Kutoka kushoto ni Rogath John Stephen ,mwanariadha wa kimataifa na mtoto wa mwanariadha maarufu duniani Bw. John Stephen Akhwari ,Phaustin Baha Sulle mshindi wa medali ya fedha katika nusu marathon na Mwanaharakati wa michezo Tanzania Bw. Wilhelm Gidabuday. ........................................ By Adam Ihucha and Gadiel Urio -Arusha. Tanzania is set to have a national sports training Village, thanks to an initiative by one of its renowned athletic. The sports academy will be named after the John Stephen Akhwari’, the probably forgotten first Tanzanian athletic to participate in 1968 summer Olympics in Mexico. The World renowned athletic, Wilhelm Gidabuday, who happened to be a Tanzanian is behind the proposed Tsh 1 billion athletic training village, the first of its kind in the country. Mr Gidabuday, and a gifted Arusha based journalist and blogger, Gadiel Urio are currently working extra time to prepare nearly 700km marathon relay in a bid to r
Just look at his face: Bruno Mossa de Rezende (left) after Brazil claimed gold in the men’s volleyball final. Photograph: Johannes Eisele/AFP/Getty Images Brazil did not win a lot of medals; but Brazil hosted the first ever Summer Olympic Games in South America, western countries criticized all efforts put up by South American supper power but they did not bother listening instead they did all they could and today they finished strong. Thanks Rio, thanks Brazil. We hope that some day African Continent will rewrite history to host the first ever Summer Olympic Games. www.gidabuday.blogsports.com wishes all Olympic travelers a safe flight out bounding to their home countries. See you in Tokyo Olympics 2020, god bless Olympics Games. By Wilhelm Francis Gidabuday @gidabudays
Bolt's 19.78 seconds is his slowest winning time in an Olympic 200m final Usain Bolt completed a Rio 2016 sprint double by winning the 200m as Jade Jones took Great Britain's gold-medal tally to 22 with taekwondo success. Bolt's eighth Olympic title came in a time of 19.78 seconds, and the Ja maican has one final chance to win gold in Friday's 4x100m relay final. Jones, meanwhile, beat Eva Calvo Gomez to win taekwondo's -57kg division. With three days remaining, Britain are just nine medals short of the record 65 they secured in London four years ago. They got off to a great start on day 13 as Alistair Brownlee and brother Jonny won gold and silver respectively in the triathlon, and Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark triumphed in the sailing. Elsewhere, Liam Heath and Jon Schofield won silver in the men's 200m kayak double, and Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge took bronze in badminton's men's doubles. Nicola Adams reached the women
Ryan Lochte's claims prompted a spoof poster to be displayed at the athletics stadium US swimmer Ryan Lochte has apologised for his behaviour in Rio and "for not being more careful and candid". The gold medallist had claimed that he and a group of fellow US swimmers had been robbed at a petrol station. But CCTV footage contradicted that story, showing the men had vandalised the petrol station after partying. Mr Lochte tweeted : "I should have been much more responsible in how I handled myself and for that I am sorry." He said he had waited to issue the statement until it was clear that his teammates would be returning to the US. Rio's Mayor, Eduardo Paes, accepted the Americans' apologies: "I confess that my only emotion towards them is pity and contempt," he said. "It's a shame that they're such weak characters, that they have such personality flaws and it's up to the American Olympic Committee to sort it o
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