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MJUE MTANZANIA anayeshikilia rekodi Afrika ya kupanda na kushuka Mlima Kilimanjaro kwa muda mfupi.

MJUE MTANZANIA anayeshikilia rekodi Afrika ya kupanda na kushuka Mlima Kilimanjaro kwa muda mfupi.

Gaudence Lekule (31) kutoka Marangu anashikilia rekodi ya kuwa Mwafrika wa kwanza kupanda na kushuka Mlima Kilimanjaro kwa muda mfupi wa saa 8 na sekunde 36.

Rekodi ya kwanza iliwekwa na Simon Mtui aliyetumia saa 9 na sekunde 20 mwaka 2006.

Mpaka sasa rekodi ya dunia inashikiliwa na Karl Egloff kutoka Ecuador aliyetumia saa 6 na sekunde 53.

Kijana huyu anayeshiriki michezo ya kupanda milima kwa kasi (Mountain Run) amemuomba Waziri mpya wa Habari,Utamaduni Sanaa na Michezo ,Dkt Mwakyembe kutupia jicho michezo mingine kwani ina nafasi kubwa ya kutangaza na kuletea sifa taifa.

Meet Tanzanian mountain runner Mr Lekule who hold the record as first African to spend shortest time to climb and slump Mt Kilimanjaro.

Lekule (31), from Kiraracha, Marangu became the first African to spend 8 hours and 36 for a climb and return trip to from the mountain peak.

The first record of climbing Mount
Kilimanjaro was set by Simon Mtui by
spending 9:20 in 2006.

Lekule who holds the record of being the
first Mount Kilimanjaro climber who used
shortest time, called also for cooperation
from private institutions and the Government in sponsoring athletes for Mountain Run so that they become better internationally.

“I like to promote Tanzania worldly and I
have already received many invitations to go out to compete in the Mountain Run.

The World Record is held by Karl Egloff from Ecuador, who spent 6:53 to climb and slump Mount Kilimanjaro in 2014.

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