Timu ya Tanzania itawakilishwa na Wanamichezo 7 katika Michezo Mitatu, (Judo, Riadha na Kuogelea)
Katika Riadha, Watashiriki wanariadha 4 wa mbio ndefu, Wanaume 2 (Alphonce Felix Simbu na Gabriel Geay) na Wanawake 2 (Jackline Juma Sakilu na Magdalena Crispin Shauri)
Judo, Mshiriki 1 (Andrew Thomas Mlugu) na Waogeleaji 2, Sophia Anisa Latiff (Mita 50 freestyle) na Collins Phillip Saliboko (Mita 100 freestyle)
Kuanzia leo Julai 26, 2024 Wanamichezo bora Duniani zaidi ya 10,000 wanajumuika Nchini Ufaransa, Jijini Paris katika ufunguzi wa Mashindano ya Michezo ya Olimpiki, ambapo Medani 300 tuu za Dhahabu zinashindaniwa
Wanamichezo watashindana kukimbia, kuruka, kuogelea, judo, ndondi, tenisi, polo, golf, kuendesha Baiskeli, kuendesha Mashua, mazoezi ya Viungo na mingine mingi
Sherehe ya ufunguzi inafanyika leo Julai 26, 2024, huku kukiwa na jumla ya siku 19 za mashindano. Medali ya kwanza ya dhahabu itashindaniwa kesho Julai 27 na itakuwa kutoka kwenye mashindano ya kupiga risasi.
Sherehe ya kufunga Mashindano itafanyika Jumapili, Agosti 11, 2024
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This year, the world's greatest athletes will come together in France's capital city Paris to run, jump, swim, twist, twirl, kick, punch and climb their way to the top of the Olympic podium.
These Games are, for many athletes, the pinnacle of their sport - there is no greater achievement than earning an Olympic gold medal.
But with more than 10,000 athletes competing and only 300 gold medals up for grabs, only the best will be able to call themselves Olympic champions when the Games end.
So, here is everything you need to know about the 2024 Olympics.
When do the Paris Olympic Games start?
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The opening ceremony will take place on Friday 26 July 2024.
There will be a total of 19 days of competition but some preliminary events take place before the opening ceremony, such as archery qualifying and early rounds of rugby sevens, football and handball.
The first gold medal will be won on Saturday 27 July and will likely come from the shooting ranges, with rifle and pistol shooting competitions kicking things off.
This will be followed by 16 days of world class sport, and Newsround will be in Paris to make sure you don't miss a moment.
The closing ceremony takes place on Sunday 11 August.
What sports will we see at the Paris Olympics?
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There will be plenty of the traditional Olympic sports such as athletics, swimming, rowing and cycling as well as gymnastics, badminton, tennis and boxing.
This year, surfing, skateboarding, BMX freestyle and sport climbing will also return after their success in Tokyo.
There will also be the brand new addition of breaking at this year's Games, which is a form of acrobatic dance where competitors combine power moves and freezes to impress judges and earn themselves the Olympic gold medal.
We can also expect to see combat sports such as taekwondo, judo and wrestling.
The Olympics is often a great opportunity to see sports you don't get the chance to watch very often, for example water polo, artistic swimming, fencing, handball and basketball.
New events in the sailing competitions will also include a form of windsurfing called iQFoil and kiteboarding.
Sources: CNN, BBC Sports, Reutters