Kilimanjaro is in Kenya!!!!!

So painful!! South African athlete dies while climbing mount kilimanjaro

• Bond Obiajulu
• July 19, 2016
• NEWS

A South African trying to summit Kenya’s Mount Kilimanjaro to mark Mandela Day has died.

A statement from the Nelson Mandela Foundation said details are “sketchy” but that it appeared Gugu Zulu had problems breathing early Monday as his group tried to reach Africa’s highest peak.

“We are informed that the medical teams tried everything possible to save his life” as they tried to descend, the statement said.



The foundation said the athlete was part of a Trek4Mandela team hoping to summit to mark Mandela’s birthday, a day of volunteer service in South Africa. Authorities said they were climbing in support of girls from disadvantaged communities.

In his last Facebook post, Gugu Zulu on Saturday said, “Am having flu like symptoms and struggling with the mountain but taking it step by step!! Today we managed to see our destination and our camp is literary above the clouds!!”



He was hiking with his wife, Letshego, who descended the 5,895-meter (19,340-foot) mountain with him, the foundation said.

So painful!! South African athlete dies while climbing mount kilimanjaro

You see, even the rest of the world acknowledge that the Mountain really rightfully belongs to Kenya. Blunders were made during the partitioning, the creation of the boundaries betwn these two countries in which the mountain was wrongfully handed to Tanzania. Tanzanians ought to do the needful, to cede the mountain and the surrounding regions and hand it back to its rightful owner, Kenya.

Correction: South Africa-Climber Dies story





JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- In a story July 18 about a South African climber dying while trying to summit Mount Kilimanjaro, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the mountain is in Kenya. It is in Tanzania.

A corrected version of the story is below:

South African athlete dies while climbing Kilimanjaro

A South African trying to summit Mount Kilimanjaro to mark the Mandela Day holiday has died

By CARA ANNA

Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG (AP) - A South African trying to summit Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro to mark Mandela Day has died.

A statement from the Nelson Mandela Foundation said details are "sketchy" but that it appeared Gugu Zulu had problems breathing early Monday as his group tried to reach Africa's highest peak.

"We are informed that the medical teams tried everything possible to save his life" as they tried to descend, the statement said.

The foundation said the athlete was part of a Trek4Mandela team hoping to summit to mark Mandela's birthday, a day of volunteer service in South Africa. Authorities said they were climbing in support of girls from disadvantaged communities.

In his last Facebook post, Gugu Zulu on Saturday said, "Am having flu like symptoms and struggling with the mountain but taking it step by step!! Today we managed to see our destination and our camp is literary above the clouds!!"

He was hiking with his wife, Letshego, who descended the 5,895-meter (19,340-foot) mountain with him, the foundation said.

South Africa's sports ministry called Gugu Zulu a "great talented motorsport athlete who excelled on the race course."

News from The Associated Press

Yafaa tuendelee kuwasahihisha mpaka watakapo tambua Africa mashariki kuna nchi sita ikiwamo na Tanzania nasio wakisikia East Africa wanajua ni Nairobi Kenya.Nafikiri Bodi ya utalii waamke nakutangaza vivutio vyetu kupitia mitandao ya kijamii aina gharama kubwa zaidi ya kuwa na internet idara zao za masoko waamke Social media inafaa pia kujitangaza mpaka wenzetu wajue vivutio vyetu.

Bora hata wawe Kenya maana hata hii serikali haiwataki

Iconoclastes said:

You see, even the rest of the world acknowledge that the Mountain really rightfully belongs to Kenya. Blunders were made during the partitioning, the creation of the boundaries betwn these two countries in which the mountain was wrongfully handed to Tanzania. Tanzanians ought to do the needful, to cede the mountain and the surrounding regions and hand it back to its rightful owner, Kenya.

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Acha ujinga.

sad story. rest in piece. you dreamed of something, and you did your best to try and achieve it. there is no greater satisfaction in life.



anyway about that error of mt.kilimanjaro, someone somewhere at the ministry of tourism in kenya is going to recieve a bonus and laugh all the way to the bank...... he has achieved his mission, now the world thinks kilimanjaro is in kenya, tourist will still be comming to kilimanjaro via Kenya for a long time to come

una matatizo ya akili,Mt.Kilimanjaro will never be in Kenya,the world knows Kilimanjaro is in Tz....hovyoooo
Correction: South Africa-Climber Dies story





JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- In a story July 18 about a South African climber dying while trying to summit Mount Kilimanjaro, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the mountain is in Kenya. It is in Tanzania.

A corrected version of the story is below:

South African athlete dies while climbing Kilimanjaro

A South African trying to summit Mount Kilimanjaro to mark the Mandela Day holiday has died

By CARA ANNA

Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG (AP) - A South African trying to summit Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro to mark Mandela Day has died.

A statement from the Nelson Mandela Foundation said details are "sketchy" but that it appeared Gugu Zulu had problems breathing early Monday as his group tried to reach Africa's highest peak.

"We are informed that the medical teams tried everything possible to save his life" as they tried to descend, the statement said.

The foundation said the athlete was part of a Trek4Mandela team hoping to summit to mark Mandela's birthday, a day of volunteer service in South Africa. Authorities said they were climbing in support of girls from disadvantaged communities.

In his last Facebook post, Gugu Zulu on Saturday said, "Am having flu like symptoms and struggling with the mountain but taking it step by step!! Today we managed to see our destination and our camp is literary above the clouds!!"

He was hiking with his wife, Letshego, who descended the 5,895-meter (19,340-foot) mountain with him, the foundation said.

South Africa's sports ministry called Gugu Zulu a "great talented motorsport athlete who excelled on the race course."

News from The Associated Press

Iconoclastes said:

You see, even the rest of the world acknowledge that the Mountain really rightfully belongs to Kenya. Blunders were made during the partitioning, the creation of the boundaries betwn these two countries in which the mountain was wrongfully handed to Tanzania. Tanzanians ought to do the needful, to cede the mountain and the surrounding regions and hand it back to its rightful owner, Kenya.

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before publishing it you should have seen this

Correction: South Africa-Climber Dies story





JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- In a story July 18 about a South African climber dying while trying to summit Mount Kilimanjaro, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the mountain is in Kenya. It is in Tanzania.

A corrected version of the story is below:

South African athlete dies while climbing Kilimanjaro

A South African trying to summit Mount Kilimanjaro to mark the Mandela Day holiday has died

By CARA ANNA

Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG (AP) - A South African trying to summit Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro to mark Mandela Day has died.

A statement from the Nelson Mandela Foundation said details are "sketchy" but that it appeared Gugu Zulu had problems breathing early Monday as his group tried to reach Africa's highest peak.

"We are informed that the medical teams tried everything possible to save his life" as they tried to descend, the statement said.

The foundation said the athlete was part of a Trek4Mandela team hoping to summit to mark Mandela's birthday, a day of volunteer service in South Africa. Authorities said they were climbing in support of girls from disadvantaged communities.

In his last Facebook post, Gugu Zulu on Saturday said, "Am having flu like symptoms and struggling with the mountain but taking it step by step!! Today we managed to see our destination and our camp is literary above the clouds!!"

He was hiking with his wife, Letshego, who descended the 5,895-meter (19,340-foot) mountain with him, the foundation said.

South Africa's sports ministry called Gugu Zulu a "great talented motorsport athlete who excelled on the race course."

News from The Associated Press

Iconoclastes said:

So painful!! South African athlete dies while climbing mount kilimanjaro

• Bond Obiajulu
• July 19, 2016
• NEWS

A South African trying to summit Kenya’s Mount Kilimanjaro to mark Mandela Day has died.

A statement from the Nelson Mandela Foundation said details are “sketchy” but that it appeared Gugu Zulu had problems breathing early Monday as his group tried to reach Africa’s highest peak.

“We are informed that the medical teams tried everything possible to save his life” as they tried to descend, the statement said.



The foundation said the athlete was part of a Trek4Mandela team hoping to summit to mark Mandela’s birthday, a day of volunteer service in South Africa. Authorities said they were climbing in support of girls from disadvantaged communities.

In his last Facebook post, Gugu Zulu on Saturday said, “Am having flu like symptoms and struggling with the mountain but taking it step by step!! Today we managed to see our destination and our camp is literary above the clouds!!”



He was hiking with his wife, Letshego, who descended the 5,895-meter (19,340-foot) mountain with him, the foundation said.

So painful!! South African athlete dies while climbing mount kilimanjaro

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Tatizo hata wao wana waandishi VillaZ
Kwahio tusishangae
Kukalili sana shuleni ni tatizo.

Alie soma vyema geography anajua Kilimanjaro ipo Tanzania

Ndio mlima upo Kenya. .....
Tunaumiliki watanzania mlima wa watu wa Kenya. ......
Ata lingeandika gazzete la wapi halibadili ukweli na ukweli utabaki mlima sio wa Kenya endeleeni kujipa Moro

Iconoclastes said:

You see, even the rest of the world acknowledge that the Mountain really rightfully belongs to Kenya. Blunders were made during the partitioning, the creation of the boundaries betwn these two countries in which the mountain was wrongfully handed to Tanzania. Tanzanians ought to do the needful, to cede the mountain and the surrounding regions and hand it back to its rightful owner, Kenya.

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naunga mkono hoja...mlima na mkoa wake vipelekwe kenya

hakuna namna maana huu ni mkoa wa watu wezi, mafisadi na vibaka wa hatari kwa taifa letu

Bavaria said:

Acha ujinga.

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Even the pipo living within the environs are kenyans in character. You ought to give the mountain, plus the surrounding regions back to Kenya.

Me kwetu moshi sina tabia za kikenya

Iconoclastes said:

Even the pipo living within the environs are kenyans in character. You ought to give the mountain, plus the surrounding regions back to Kenya.

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Anzeni kuirudisha Mombasa

fool kenyans

Iconoclastes said:

Even the pipo living within the environs are kenyans in character. You ought to give the mountain, plus the surrounding regions back to Kenya.

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f.........ck

Iconoclastes said:

Even the pipo living within the environs are kenyans in character. You ought to give the mountain, plus the surrounding regions back to Kenya.

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Hata Masai Mara tutaichukua. Nyie mjidai wajuaji

EVEN HELL IS FOUND IN KENYA, AND SATAN HIMSELF IS THE HEAD OF STATE.

MOTOCHINI

Mbavu zangu jamani, nimecheka, haya mtiririke kwa povu.