EDITORIAL: Tanzanian Judokas have done us proud

>The wait is over for Tanzania’s envoys in the Confederation of African Football club competitions. In a few hours, they will swing into action and, hopefully, prove their worth in their preliminary round first leg matches.

Zanzibar Judo Association (ZAJA) has unveiled a 17-member squad for this year’s East Africa Championship opening on Saturday in Nairobi, Kenya.

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The national soccer team, Taifa Stars, made their maiden appearance in the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) finals in 1980. Thirty-five years and a generous dose of heartbreak later, they are still hoping to dine at the table in the esteemed company of Africa’s football aristocrats again.

Despite the risks and challenges peacekeeping troops face, Tanzania has said it will not hesitate to send its army to missions when required by the United Nations (UN) and the African Union (AU) .

On the first day, as President Abraham Lincoln entered to give his inaugural address, Just in the middle, one man stood up.  He was a rich aristocrat.

He said, “Mr. Lincoln, you should not forget that your father used to make shoes for my family .”

And the whole Senate laughed; they thought they had made a fool of Abraham Lincoln.

But Lincoln and that type of people are made of a totally different mettle.

Lincoln looked at the man and said, ” Sir I know that my father used to make shoes in...

Tanzanians have been exhorted to be proud of the Union between Tanganyika and Zanzibar which is unique in Africa and worldwide.

Tanzania’s national women’s cricket team for next week’s ICC-Africa Women’s T20 Trophy tournament has finally been unveiled after a series of warm-ups.

The vibe may be somewhat muted because of our athletes’ poor performance at international level in recent years. It has been almost a decade since Tanzania last celebrated a World Championships medal (bronze) won by long distance athlete Christopher Isegwe in Helsinki, Finland, in 2005.