In the morning I attended a press conference called by the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) to publicize the forthcoming "Kilimanjaro Uhuru Climb" to take place from 4th to 9th December to mark 50 years of Tanzania's independence.
The Tanzania Tourist Board gave me the honour to lead other climbers on this historic climb as part of country-wide celebrations. The plan was to retrace the footsteps of Lt. Alex Gwebe Nyirenda who at the stroke of midnight on 9th December 1961 placed a torch and the flag of newly-independent Tanganyika on the peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak and the world's highest free standing mountain.
With me at the press conference was Deogratias Malogo, left, and Geoffrey Meena of the Tanzania Tourist Board.
Other posts in this 2011 review series:
http://madarakanyerere.blogspot.com/2012/09/my-version-of-year-2011-in-review-30.html
http://madarakanyerere.blogspot.com/2012/09/my-version-of-year-2011-in-review-23.html
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