Yule golikipa aliyetoa kituko cha kushangilia baada ya kuokoa penati badala ya kuukamata mpira akajitapa kwa kujipiga kifua kujizolea ujiko, ameendelea na vituko vyake, safari hii katimuka kiwanjani kabisaaa!

...kwa kusherehekea kabla kazi kwisha. Wasemaji wa Kiingereza husema, "It's not over yet until it's over"...

Hasheem Thabeet conducting some basketball activities in Tanzania on his special program.

There are three versions of the song Waka Waka that I like and I will list them in the order that I came to know first.

The first one was by Bebe DJ Show
The second by Shakira
The third is the original - Zamina

The song originates from Cameroon, and it will be sung at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
Watch the videos below (from Youtube).

I was in school when the whole corridor became silent for a 88 minutes as if people were busy studying for their finals... guess again... in the 89th minute the shouts and banging of door and walls could be heard from across the street... it was Teddy Sheringham's equalizing goal for Manchester United... again not after the idea of at least going to an extra time and possibly penalties was washed away by Ole Gunar Solkjaer's goal when he scored for the winning record that started the mark for Manchester United's 'The Trebble' title.

That was a day I saw people throwing free hugs to anybody who happened to be on their vicinity, it didn't matter whether you were a soccer fan, Manchester United fan, an enemy or what not... it was remarkable.

What a day... in history to remember!