Gidabuday Sports Tourism Foundation (GSTF)

Gidabuday Sports Tourism Foundation in collaboration with Arusha Athletics Association is gearing up for the Zanzibar Revolutionary Day Festivities that will include 10 Kilometers Fun Run as well as several events of Track and Field.   The Track and Field events to be held will be as follows; 1)     5000 Meters for Men and Women 2)     800 Meters for Men and Women 3)     400 x 4 Relays for Men and Women 4)     200 Meters for Men and Women 5)     Long Jump for Men and Women  The rare and unique combination of fun run and track meet will be held at the famous Sheikh Amri Abeid Stadium in Arusha on January 12 th 2020. Emanuel Giniki Gisamoda and Alphonce Felix Simbu - the London World Championships Bronze Medalist will be present as well as other national and world class athletes.   Head of coordinating team Eva Gidabuday is pleased to see outburst of support from various sources including athletes themselves, clubs, coaches and media as well as Athletics T

 The CEO of Gidabuday Sports and Tourism Foundation (GSFT) Mr Gidabuday having chat with the CEO of Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (TATO) Mr. Sirili Akko. ( L-R )Wilhelm Gidabuday, Mrs. Gidabuday and Sydney Gidabuday with Sirili Akko.  Mt. Hanang at the back.  Gidabudays looking cattle at the Village.  With "Barbaig" Shukas  Gidabudays Family with Shukas  Sydney Gidabuday " Barbaig Warrior"  Gidabuday's Family

 (L-R) Filbert Bayi and the Founder & CEO of GSTF Mr. Wilhelm Gidabuday at Dodoma Half Marathon Feb 2016 , Jamhuri Stadium , Dodoma Tanzania.  Filbert Bayi staring at Phaustine Baha Sulle at Dodoma Half Marathon  Wilhelm Gidabuday and Phaustin Baha Sulle  Juma Ikangaa and Maximillian Irange  (L-R) Wilhelm Gidabuday , Juma Ikangaa and Phaustin Baha Sulle Wilhelm Gidabuday and Tullo Chambo

 Sydney Gidabuday shakes hand with Aphonce Simbu and introducing him to others athletes at Ilboru Grounds in Arusha, Tanzania.  Sydney meet Gwandu  Sydney shake hand with Sarah Ramadhani  Sydney shake hand with elite Athletes Samson Ramadhani  Sydney Shake hand with Joshua Josephat Sydney with the Coach Mwingereza at Ilboru Grounds in Arusha, Tanzania recently.

L-R, Wilhelm Gidabuday , Mrs. Gidabuday and Sydeny Gidabuday when Sydney came for USA for Family and visiting some athletics events Sydney Gidabuday (Red T shirt) with his Family and Friends, Yohana Challe, Phaustin Baha Sulle and his Son. Sydney Gidabuday Jogging with his father, Wilhelm Gidabuday and Phaustin Baha Sulle at the Ilboru Hills, Arusha Tanzania. Sydney Gidabuday with Josephat Joshua having chat after jogging at Ilboru Hills grounds, Arusha Tanzania. Wilhelm Gidabuday introducing Rogart John Stephen Akhwari to his son Sydney Gidabuday, as Rogart is the son of the Legend of Athletics Tanzania and around the world, Mr. John Stephen Akhwari at the Ilboru Hills Grounds, in Arusha Tanzania.  Sydney Gidabuday with his colleague doing some exercises at Ilboru Hills Grounds.  Sydney Gibaduday with his Friends  Sydney Gidabuday being interviewed with the Journalists from different Media. Sydney Gidabuday (Red T shirt) with elite athletes from Tanzania, Al

As people from around the world take time to reflect upon the state of the planet on this  World Environment Day , the IAAF is delighted to share this message from running legend Haile Gebrselassie who reminds us of the importance of clean air within athletics and the urgent need to continue the battle to combat air pollution. "Seven million people die due to poor air quality every year," Gebrselassie notes. "Enough is enough." When he became president of the Ethiopian Athletics Federation in November 2016, his first action was to move the main national team training base from Addis Ababa to outside the capital. "It is better for their health and their performance," he said. “Millions of people run every day and it is growing. Air quality matters and I am proud that our athletes and our sport are leading an ambitious campaign to tackle this problem. Working with UN Environment on air quality and joining the International Olympic Committee’s ini