Woman Recounts Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro at 300 Pounds in New Book

Woman Recounts Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro at 300 Pounds in New Book
ABC News
Climbing Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro can be brutal for anyone, but Kara Richardson Whitely's weight made it even more so. Whitely, who weighed 300 pounds, described the 2011 climb, her third up the famed mountain, as being “like hiking the mountain ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

Daily News

10 Sep

More reasons for climbing Kilimanjaro

More reasons for climbing Kilimanjaro
Daily News
GROSS embarrassment are the best two words that express Madaraka Nyerere's feelings every time a visitor to the country asked him if he had climbed Mount Kilimanjaro. However, it was only when a Spanish friend, who kept on trying to entice him to take ...

 

11 years ago

Boston Magazine's Boston Daily (Blog)

27 Jun

This Harvard Sophomore Is Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro

Boston magazine's Boston Daily (blog)
This Harvard Sophomore Is Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
Boston magazine's Boston Daily (blog)
Shawheen Rezaei knows what he's up against: rarely, if at all, do people make it to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania, with relative ease. But that's not stopping him from attempting to scale the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. The Harvard ...

 

9 years ago

CBS Local

17 Sep

Alamo Native Killed While Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro

CBS Local
Alamo Native Killed While Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
CBS Local
Hikers with tents along a trekking route at Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. (PETER MARTELL/AFP/Getty Images). Related Tags: Alamo, Mount Kilimanjaro, Scott Dinsmore. ALAMO (CBS SF) – Scott Dinsmore, an Alamo native known for creating an online ...
Entrepreneur TED speaker, 33, killed by falling boulder while climbing Mount ...Daily Mail
East Bay entrepreneur Scott Dinsmore, 33, was killed Saturday trying to climb ...San...

 

10 years ago

Mwananchi

07 Apr

Miti 300,000 kupandwa Mlima Kilimanjaro

Shirika lisilo la kiserikali linalojihusisha na utunzaji wa mazingira mkoani Kilimanjaro (Teaca) limelenga kupanda miti zaidi ya 300,000 katika maeneo yanayozunguka mlima Kilimanjaro, lengo likiwa ni kurudisha uoto wa asili uliopotea.

 

10 years ago

Peninsula On

17 Nov

First Qatari woman conquers Kilimanjaro

Gulf Times
First Qatari woman conquers Kilimanjaro
Peninsula On-line
Dana Al Anzy, a student of Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q), holding the Qatari flag on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. DOHA: Dana Al Anzy has become the first Qatari woman to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, the world's tallest free-standing ...
GU-Q student becomes first Qatari woman to summit Mt. KilimanjaroGulf Times

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10 years ago

Al

17 Nov

Georgetown student becomes first Qatari woman to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro

Gulf Times
Georgetown student becomes first Qatari woman to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro
Al-Bawaba
After a physically and emotionally challenging 7 days, Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) student Dana Al Anzy stepped onto the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, becoming the first Qatari woman to reach the summit of the world's tallest ...
First Qatari woman conquers KilimanjaroPeninsula On-line
GU-Q student becomes first Qatari woman to summit Mt. KilimanjaroGulf Times

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9 years ago

Miami Herald

28 Nov

Broward woman climbs Mt. Kilimanjaro to save girls enslaved by sex traffickers

Miami Herald
Broward woman climbs Mt. Kilimanjaro to save girls enslaved by sex traffickers
Miami Herald
Ginger Martin remembers the exact moment that led her to Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa. She was in Colorado on a relatively easier climb — seven 14,000-feet peaks over four days in the Rockies — when one of the women on the trip ...

 

11 years ago

BBC

Pistorius recounts night of killing

At his murder trial, South African athlete Oscar Pistorius begins to describe the moments leading up to the shooting of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

25 Mar

EXCERPT: Victim recounts how she struggled for reinstatement after redundancy

>Thirty years ago, Laeticia Mukurasi was among the 15,000 workers, who were made redundant during the implementation of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund’s sponsored structural adjustment policies. She was by then the human resources development manager and the only woman at the managerial position in the state-owned company that she worked for.

 

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