Tanzania sends 4 youth cyclists to regional competition

DAR ES SALAAM: FOUR Tanzanian youth will represent the country in the prestigious Grand Nairobi Jubilee Live Free Race, the regional cycling event that spans over 100 kilometres on Sunday.

Asnath Moris, Frank Mariki, Hassan Shariff, and Warizi Masoli will be among 3000 participants from all East African countries.

The cyclists were announced at a press conference in Dar es Salaam, where Dr Judith Mashala, Chairperson of the Youth Talent Development Committee, expressed pride in the team’s preparation and readiness for the competition.
The quartet, comprising three men and one woman, received sponsorship from Jubilee Health Insurance and Jubilee Life Insurance.

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Dr Harold Adamson, Executive Director at Jubilee Health Insurance, emphasized the company’s commitment to promoting sports and healthy living through its wellness department.
“Sports is health, and we are working closely with the government to ensure that Tanzanians lead healthy lives,” he said.
Mr Hillary Godson, Chief Financial Officer at Jubilee Life Insurance, representing the CEO, highlighted the company’s dedication to empowering youth and supporting their dreams.
“We believe in nurturing talent and providing opportunities for young people to excel in sports. By sponsoring these cyclists, we aim to inspire other young Tanzanians to pursue their passions and make a positive impact in their communities,” he said.
The cyclists were selected through rigorous national and international competitions, showcasing their exceptional skills and determination.
The Grand Nairobi Jubilee Live Free Race is a significant event that attracts top cyclists from across the region, and the Tanzanian team is eager to make a mark in the competition [Translated from the original article].