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This year’s edition of the Rotary Dar Marathon was officially launched in Dar es Salaam with a press conference. The iconic event will take place on the 14th of October (Nyerere Day) and this year will celebrate its 10th anniversary.
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Take advantage of the early bird offer and register for the the 94th District Conference and Assembly in Dar es Salaam (April 24-27, 2019).
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Over 30,000 participants both young and old took part in the 7th edition of the Rotary Cancer run held on 26th August 2018 that took place in Kampala and other 30 towns across the country. In Kampala, the Chief Rumer and Government Chief whip Hon Ruth Nankabirwa flagged off the race which had categories of 21killometres, followed by 10 and 5 kilometers runners.
Other notable guests included the Vice President of Uganda Rotarian Edward Sekandi, Rotary District 9211 Governor Sharmila Bhatt, Rotary District and country officials as well as many Corporate organizations. A net total of about Shs 770m was raised.
Rotarian Faye Cran has lived in Tanzania for over 60 years where she started a chicken business from scratch that today processes over 50,000 chickens a week, earning her the name Mama kuku.
In addition to her passion for chicken business, Mama Kuku was passionate about growing Rotary. In 2008/9, during her term as the Rotary country chair, Tanzania, she saw a total of 22 Rotary clubs formed and over 550 new members inducted - a record for the contry! Mama kuku is also one of the only two Arch Klumpf Society members in the district.
Rtn Young Kimaro, from RC Mwika and the country membership chair for Tanzania, interviewed Faye to get an insight on how she achieved this and the lessons learned.
The Polio Plus Committee held a meeting to brief the polio officers about their role in the “End Polio Campaign” on 11th August 2018 at Shanghai Restaurant in Kampala, Uganda. It was attended by members of the Polio Plus Committee, various Polio officers from different clubs, officials from the World Health Organisation (WHO), Ministry of Health and Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA).
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