Chaneta now eyes London meet after Games ‘failure’

The Tanzania Amateur Netball Association, Chaneta, is buoyant that Mainland teams will leave a mark at the East African Club Championship, which begins in Zanzibar on Saturday.

>Emanuel Mallya, a Tanzanian tennis sensation, proved his class at the recently ended ITF/CAT East and Central African Junior Championships here, but he is still hungry for more titles.

>Arusha Gymkhana Club starlet Omary Sulle has embarked on ‘special’ training, vowing to leave an indelible mark at the U14 African Junior Championship slated for Nairobi, Kenya.

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Tanzania has failed to honour an invitation to compete at the Africa Zone VI Golf Championship in Uganda because of a tight schedule.

>Wednesday, October 15, 2014...A tiny delegation of well educated women; modest and intelligent, will be welcomed into one of the most powerful rooms in the northern hemisphere. First is Mrs Rhobi Samwelly (pictured), mother of four children, hailing from Butiama, Mara Region.

It is a cold wet winter afternoon, a few days after the Paris and Bamako terrorist attacks. As I stroll down a major street in East London, a man is melodically hollering:“Evening Standard! Evening Standard!”