Facebook Celebrates 'Icons of Change' from across Sub-Saharan Africa with a Youth Gathering in Accra, Ghana
Facebook’s Communications Manager Francophone Africa, Olivia Nloga moderates a panel discussion at the Facebook Icons of Change Youth Event held in Accra Ghana. The panel featured four youths from across Africa who shared testimonies of how they are driving impact in their communities
Left to Right, Facebook’s Head of Public Policy, Africa Kojo Boayke and Hon. Vincent Sowah Odotei (MP) Deputy Minister of Communications, Ghana at the Facebook Icons of Change Youth Event in Accra, Ghana.
Youths at a workshop at the Facebook Icons of Change Youth Event held in Accra Ghana last week. The event aimed to celebrate Africa's next generation of leaders and innovators, whilst providing opportunities to learn, network, connect and create positive dialogue.
Youths at a workshop at the Facebook Icons of Change Youth Event held in Accra Ghana last week. The event aimed to celebrate Africa's next generation of leaders and innovators, whilst providing opportunities to learn, network, connect and create positive dialogue.
Youths at a workshop at the Facebook Icons of Change Youth Event held in Accra Ghana last week. The event aimed to celebrate Africa's next generation of leaders and innovators, whilst providing opportunities to learn, network, connect and create positive dialogue.
Facebook Africa Team at the Facebook Icons of Change Event held in Accra Ghana. From Top Left to right: Olivia Nloga Communications Manager Francophone Africa, Kezia Anim Addo Communications Manager Sub Saharan Africa, Carolina Annand EMEA Communications Manager, Community Initiatives, Kiran Yoliswa Strategic Partner Manager, Communities, and Phil Oduor Policy Programs Manager for Economic Impact and Digital Literacy. From Bottom Left to Right: Kojo Boayke, Head of Public Policy, Africa, Janet Kemboi Communications Manager East Africa and Chimdi Aneke Program Manager Product Partnerships Sub-Saharan Africa
Youths from across Africa at the Facebook Icons of Change Youth Event held in Accra Ghana last week. The event aimed to to celebrate Africa's next generation of leaders and innovators, whilst providing opportunities to learn, network, connect and create positive dialogue.
Facebook is bringing together 40 young leaders, developers, entrepreneurs and change makers from across Sub-Saharan Africa, to a two day event in Accra, Ghana, titled “Celebrating Icons of Change”. Taking place on 23 & 24th August, the event aims to celebrate Africa's next generation of leaders and innovators, whilst providing opportunities to network, connect and create positive dialogue. To celebrate Facebook also created a short film featuring five of the participants in their home country - titled 'Icons of Change' (available to view here - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=495921581209081)
With attendees hailing from 15 countries from across Sub-Saharan African, participants will be made up of Facebook Community Leaders, Developer Circle Leads, entrepreneurs, SMBs, as well as future change makers from the Africa Leadership University (ALU). Spending two days networking, attending leadership and digital skills workshops, and hearing from other young inspirational leaders from across the Continent, attendees will also be given the opportunity to give back to local communities in Accra by hosting workshops such as Coding for kids, and mentorship sessions for other young, up-and-coming SMBs and entrepreneurs.
Kezia Anim-Addo, Facebook Communictaions Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa, commented: “I'm so proud that we're bringing the first event of its kind for Facebook to the Continent and to Ghana. At Facebook, we see our role as supporting and investing in various communities here on the continent, in particular the youth. This event is about celebrating those people, the amazing talent, innovation and businesses we’re seeing emerge, and the young people who are accelerating this growth, and building an incredible future for the Continent. It's a privilege for us to be able to bring together 40 icons of change, and we look forward to what the two days will hold.”
Attendees represent countries from the region, including Ghana, Madagascar, Burkina Faso, Kenya, Senegal, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Botswana, DRC, South Africa, Cameroon and Zambia, and include:
Facebook Community Leaders who have started Facebook Groups dedicated to a topic or collective experience, and are having a positive impact in their community. Martin Beck Nworah, for example, oversees a community of more than 100,000 members on the Tale of Nigerians page, while Gameli Adzaho from Ghana, who runs GLabGhana - a community group who bring together students, teachers, researchers, scientists and science enthusiasts to network, learn and share scientific knowledge, for the good of humanity.
Facebook Developer Circle leads, a community-driven initiative for developers, that members join for free - allowing them to connect, share ideas, learn, and collaborate.
SMBs & Entrepreneurs, these are young people who have started businesses which are making an impact in their communities and beyond. For example, Kahitouo from Burkina Faso, founder of FasoPro which specialises in packaging and selling African insects as alternative sources of protein, and now has 360 sales outlets across 25 cities in Burkina Faso.
Tanga Cement yazidi kujimarisha Sekta ya Viwanda vya Saruji Tanzania
Mwenyekiti wa Bodi ya Kampuni ya Tanga Cement, Lau Masha (wa nne lushoto), alizungumza wakati wa mkutano mkuu wa mwaka wa wanahisa wa kampuni hiyo jijini Dar es salaam mwishoni mwa wiki. Kulia kwake ni Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa kampuni hiyo, Reinhardt Swart na baadhi ya wajumbe wa Bodi ya Tanga Cement.
Kampuni ya Tanga Cement (TCPLC) imetangaza kupata faida ya uendeshaji ya shilingi za Kitanzania Bilioni 14.9 kwa kipindi cha mwaka kinachoishia Disemba 31, 2018 kutoka hasara iliyotokana na uendeshaji ya shilingi Bilioni 10.99 kwa Mwaka 2017.
Akizungumza wakati wa Mkutano Mkuu wa mwaka wa wanahisa wa Kampuni hiyo Jijini Dar es Salaam mwishoni mwa wiki, Mwenyekiti wa Bodi ya wakurugenzi ya Tanga Cement, Lau Masha alisema pia kuwa utendaji wa mwaka 2018 umesaidia kupunguza hasara baada ya kodi ya shilingi billion 11.3 kutoka shilingi bilioni 26.3 kwa mwaka 2017.
“mauzo ya kundi letu yalipanda kwa 25% na kufika shilingi bilioni 214.9 kutoka shilini bilioni 171.8 zilizopatikana kwa mwaka uliopita wakati faida ghafi kwa mwaka iliongezeka kwa 91% na kuwa shilingi bilioni 56.2 kutoka shilingi bilioni 29.4 zilizopatikana mwaka uliopita,” alisema.
Mwenyekiti huyo aliongeza kuwa ukuaji wa biashara ulijikita katika ukuuaji wa simenti na secta ya ujenzi nchini Tanzania. Matumaini miundombinu chini ya mipango ya dira ya maendeleo ya serikali ya mwaka 2025.
Pamoja na hayo mwenyekiti huyo alisema kutokana na Tanzania kuwa soko la pili kwa ukubwa kwa masuala ya ujenzi Afrika Mashariki, uzalishaji wa simenti unatarajiwa kuongezeka hivyo Kampuni yao imejipanga kuhakikisha inanufaika na ukuaji huo katika soko la Kanda.
Naye Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa kampuni hiyo Reinhardt Swart alisema, kampuni iliongeza uzalishaji kwa kipindi chote hiki cha mwaka na kuweza kuzalisha mapato ya ziada kutokana na mauzo ya klika ya ziada iliyozalishwa.
Mkurugenazi huyo aliongeza kuwa mkataba wao na Kampuni ya reli Tanzania (TRC) umewawezesha kupata mabehewa zaidi ambayo yapo kwa ajili ya usafirishaji katika maeneo yao ya kimikakati ya usambazaji. Unafuu huo unapunguza gharama za kuhifadhi na usafirishaji huku ukuupa nguvu usafiri wa reli na usambazaji nchini Tanzania
“Ingawa kushuka kwa thamani ya fedha na riba tunayolipa kutokana na mkopo tuliochukua kwa ajili ya mtaji wa uwekezaji mpya wa kinu namba mbili (TK2) vimeendelea kubakia kuwa matumizi ya gharama kubwa, hasara baada ya kodi kwa mwaka 2018 ilipungua,” aliongeza Mkurugenzi huyo.
Pamoja na mafanikio hayo kampuni haikutangaza gawio la mpito kwa wanahisa wake kwa mwaka 2018 kutokana sababu zilizoelezwa mahali hapo kuwa ni hali iliyotokana na utendaji wake wa kifedha kwa mwaka 2017 hivyo bodi kuamua kutumia busara kutotangaza gawio la mwisho ili fedha iliyopo kutumika katika shughuli za utendaji na kulipia madeni.
Facebook, together with Africa Check, expands its local language coverage as part of its Third-Party Fact-Checking Programme
Facebook, today with Africa Check announced that it has added new local language support for several African languages as part of its Third-Party Fact-Checking programme - which helps to assess the accuracy of news on Facebook, and aims to reduce the spread of misinformation.
Launched in 2018 across five countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, including South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal and Cameroon, Facebook has partnered with Africa Check, Africa's first independent fact-checking organization, to expand its local language coverage across:
· Nigeria, in Yoruba and Igbo, adding to Hausa which was already supported
· Swahili in Kenya
· Wolof in Senegal
· Afrikaans, Zulu, Setswana, Sotho, Northern Sotho and Southern Ndebele in South Africa
Kojo Boakye, Facebook Head of Public Policy, Africa, said: “We continue to make significant investments in our efforts to fight the spread of false news on our platform, whilst building supportive, safe, informed and inclusive communities. Our third-party fact-checking programme is just one of many ways we are doing this, and with the expansion of local language coverage, this will help in further improving the quality of information people see on Facebook. We know there is still more to do, and we’re committed to this.
Commenting, Noko Makgato, executive director of Africa Check, said "We're thrilled to be expanding the arsenal of the languages we cover in our work on Facebook's third-party fact-checking programme. In countries as linguistically diverse as Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Senegal, fact-checking in local languages is vital. Not only does it let us fact-check more content on Facebook, it also means we'll be reaching more people across Africa with verified, credible information."
About Third-Party Fact-Checking
Facebook's fact-checking programme relies on feedback from the Facebook community, as one of many signals Facebook uses to raise potentially false stories to fact-checkers for review. Local articles will be fact-checked alongside the verification of photos and videos. If one of Facebook’s fact-checking partners identifies a story as false, Facebook will show it lower in News Feed, significantly reducing its distribution.
Absa Group Reports 3% Increase in Earnings, Bolstered by Improved SA Retail and Business Banking Unit Performance
Absa Group Limited, one of Africa’s largest financial services providers and parent company of Barclays Tanzania reported a 3% increase in earnings for the first half of 2019 as its retail unit in South Africa gained market share, mitigating the negative effects of a difficult economy.
Absa Group, which has a presence in 12 countries in Africa and an office in London, said normalised headline earnings increased to R8.3 billion during the first six months of the year from R8.04 billion during the same period in 2018. Income and costs both grew at 6%. Normalised earnings are considered the best measure of underlying group performance as it strips out the distorting effect of items related to the separation from Barclays PLC.
“Despite the tough operating environment, we have been able to maintain revenue momentum in our key target areas, with total revenue growth improving to 6%,” said Jason Quinn, Absa Group Financial Director.
Absa Group’s largest business unit, Retail and Business Banking South Africa (RBB SA), is showing faster than market growth in key product areas, in line with the group’s commitment to regain its leading position. RBB SA increased its share of home loans new business, with home loan registrations growing 16% - more than double the growth in total home loan registrations in South Africa during the first half. Retail deposits grew 12% while the market increased 9%. New personal loans increased 20%. RBB SA reported a 4% increase in earnings.
Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) earnings decreased 5% on a pan-African basis, following a difficult trading period in South Africa. However, the client franchise continued to perform well with notable client acquisitions across the countries in which Absa has a presence. The corporate franchise extended its track record of double-digit revenue growth.
Absa’s subsidiaries outside of South Africa, collectively known as Absa Regional Operations (ARO), continued to increase their contribution to group earnings. ARO’s earnings rose 8% during the period, to account for more than a fifth of total Absa Group earnings.
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“We’ve made significant progress with Absa’s reorganisation following the implementation of our new strategy in March 2018, and we are beginning to see the benefits,” said René van Wyk, Absa Group CEO. “There is still, however, significant work to be done before we can reach our growth, returns and cost targets - a difficult task in a challenging environment,” he said.
RBB SA, which accounts for more than 60% of Absa group income, has largely completed its reorganisation and expects to reap further benefits from its integration with Absa’s wealth and investment management and insurance business. The integration, which is underway, will result in a seamless offer for customers between banking and non-banking services.
At CIB, significant work has been undertaken to form an integrated pan-African franchise with a single growth strategy that covers all of the countries where Absa has a presence.
ARO is implementing its new operating model, aligned to the group strategy which devolves accountability and decision-making closer to the customer interface.
“ARO remains a key contributor to the Group’s performance and with our strong focus on entrenching our brand across the African continent, we have built a strong base to drive growth and to attain our pan-African aspirations. Our results reflect a financial institution that has paid attention to market demand and the need to focus on regionally sourced earnings and growth,” said Peter Matlare, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Absa Group and ARO CEO.
Matlare added: “Our investments in digitalisation and new ways of banking allow us to challenge existing models and positions Absa for growth. Our investment focus is to ensure that our brand delivers sustainable returns in complex markets, which require a deep understanding of local requirements and the need to always put the client at the heart of the business.”
Parallel to the reorganisation work across business units, Absa continues to make good progress in separating its operations from Barclays PLC, and in enhancing its digital capability.
After launching ChatBanking on WhatsApp, Samsung Pay, Timiza and Jumo, earlier, Absa significantly enhanced its Absa app in the first half of the year, resulting in a 20% increase in the number of app users.
Outlook
South Africa’s economic growth outlook appears muted, with gross domestic product (GDP) expected to grow 0.5% in 2019. The prospects for stronger growth are constrained by the slowing global economy, plus weak business sentiment and decelerating household income growth in South Africa. In the group’s ARO markets, GDP is expected to grow 5.5%.
“While Absa’s return on equity (RoE) is likely to be marginally lower in 2019, the group remains committed to its RoE target of 18% to 20% in 2021,” Quinn said.
Absa Group headline earnings (South African Rand million)
Note: Normalised financial results, which strip out the distorting effect of separation-related items, are presented to better reflect the Group’s underlying performance.
NBC yazidi kuboresha mtandao wa mawakala wake
Na Mwandishi Wetu,
BENKI ya NBC imewahakikishia wateja na wananchi kwa ujumla kuwa mtandao wa mawakala wake unazidi kuongezeka sehemu mbalimbali nchini kote huku wakizidi kuboresha huduma za NBC Wakala ili kuhakikisha wateja wanapata huduma bora na zinazokidhi mahitaji yao.
Akizungumza wakati wa semina iliyoandaliwa na benki hiyo kwa Mawakala wake zaidi ya 600 jijini Dar es Salaam hivi karibuni Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa NBC, Theobald Sabi alisema pamoja na kuboresha mtandao wa mawakala benki imeendelea pia kuboresha mtandao wake wa kidigitali, ATM na matawi yao yaliyotapakaa sehemu mbalimbali nchini.
Akizungumzia kuhusu semina mawakala Bwana Sabi alisema, semina hiyo pamoja na kwamba ni matakwa ya ya kisheria ya Benki Kuu ya Tanzania (BoT), bali pia wanapata fursa ya kukutana na wafanyabiashara na kuzungumza jinsi biashara inavyokwenda, maeneo ya kuboresha, changamoto zinazowakabili na kuona jinsi benki inavyoweza kuzitatua.
“Tumezungumza mengi, lakini zaidi ni fursa kwa walaji wa mwisho za huduma za kibenki, tumeweza kuwaeleza mawakala juu ya huduma za benki na jinsi mtandao huu wa mawakala unaokuwa kwa kasi unavyoimarika, na pia ambavyo tunaendelea kuboresha huduma zetu.
“Utaratibu huu utaendelea japo mara mbili kila mwaka ili kuhakikisha tunakuwa karibu sana na wenzetu hawa mawakala ambao ni muhimu sana kwetu katika kuhakikisha walaji wa mwisho wa huduma zetu wanapata huduma zilizo bora na zinazokidhi mahitaji yao,” aliongeza mkurugenzi huyo.
Naye Mkuu wa Huduma za Benki Kidigitali wa NBC, Deogratius Mosha alisema NBC Wakala iliyoanza Mwezi June, 2018 na kufikisha mawakala zaidi ya 1800 ni moja ya mkakati wa benk hiyo katika kuunga mkono azma ya serikali katika kuhakikisha wananchi walio wengi wanafikiwa na huduma za kibenki.
“Tumekutana hapa ili kufahamu kutoka kwao yale yanayojiri katika maeneo wanayofanyia biashara na pia kuwajengea uwezo na elimu ya utoaji wa huduma za kibenki sambamba na kanuni za sheria ya utoaji wa huduma za kibenki inavyotaka tufanye,” alisema.
Pamoja na hayo alisema NBC ipo mbioni katika kuhakikisha kuwa huduma zao nyingi zinapatikana kupitia mawakala kama kufungua akaunti za papo hapo (fasta akaunti), vituo vya kukusanya taarifa za miamala, huduma za mikopo, bima, taarifa za ubadilishaji wa fedha za kigeni, na pia wateja kuwasilisha malalamiko na maoni kuhusu huduma za NBC tofauti na ilivyo sasa ambapo huduma hizo hupatikana katika matawi pekee.
“NBC inayo malengo kuwa ifikapo Mwaka 2020 sehemu kubwa ya huduma zinazopatikana kwenye matawi ziweze kupatikana kupitia mawakala wao na hiyo itawasaidia pia katika kuwaongezea kipato,” aliongeza Bwana Mosha.
Mmoja wa Mawakala waliohudhuria semina hiyo, Mama Tumaini Bureta wa Mikocheni, Dar es Salaam alitoa pongezi kwa NBC akisema amejifunza mengi hapo ikiwa ni mara yake ya kwanza kushiriki hivyo ana matumaini mrejesho waliotoa kwa NBC ukitekelezwa unaweza kuboresha huduma wazitoazo na wao kufaidika kwa sehemu kubwa.
Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Benki ya NBC, Theobald Sabi, akizungumza na baadhi ya mawakala wa benki hiyo wakati wa Semina ya siku moja kuhusu elimu ya utoaji wa huduma za kifedha kwa mawakala iliyoandaliwa na benki hiyo jijini Dar es Salaam hivi karibuni.
Mkuu wa huduma za benki kidigitali wa Benki ya NBC, Deogratius Mosha, akizungumza na baadhi ya mawakala wa benki hiyo wakati wa Semina ya siku moja kuhusu elimu ya utoaji wa huduma za kifedha kwa mawakala iliyoandaliwa na benki hiyo jijini Dar es Salaam hivi karibuni.
Meneja Ukuzaji wa Biashara wa Kitengo cha biashara ndogondogo na za kati wa Benki ya Taifa ya Biashara, Jonathan Bitababaje, akizungumza na baadhi ya mawakala wa benki hiyo wakati wa Semina ya siku moja kuhusu elimu ya utoaji wa huduma za kifedha kwa mawakala iliyoandaliwa na benki hiyo jijini Dar es Salaam hivi karibuni.
Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Benki ya NBC, Theobald Sabi, akizungumza na baadhi ya mawakala wa benki hiyo wakati wa Semina ya siku moja kuhusu elimu ya utoaji wa huduma za kifedha kwa mawakala iliyoandaliwa na benki hiyo jijini Dar es Salaam hivi karibuni. Pamoja naye ni baadhi ya maofisa wa ngazi za juu wa benki hiyo.
Mkuu wa huduma za benki kidigitali wa Benki ya NBC, Deogratius Mosha (kushoto), akikabidhi cheti kwa mmoja wa mawakala wao Monica Kikoti baada ya kuhudhuria semina kuhusu elimu ya utoaji wa huduma za kifedha kwa mawakala iliyoandaliwa na benki hiyo jijini Dar es Salaam hivi karibuni.
Baadhi ya Mawakala wa Benki ya NBC wakihudhuria semina iliyoandaliwa na benki hiyo juu ya utoaji wa huduma za kifedha kupitia NBC Wakala, jijini hivi karibuni.
Mnadhimu Mkuu Ofisi ya Mkurugenzi Mkuu wa Benki ya NBC, Joyce Mbago (kushoto), akikabidhi cheti cha wakala wa benki hiyo Dianarose Buddybruno katika semina kuhusu elimu ya utoaji wa huduma za kifedha kwa mawakala hao iliyoandaliwa na NBC jijini Dar es Salaam hivi karibuni.
FAINALI ZA PROPHET SUGUYE CUP ZAFANA
Na Mwandishi Wetu,
Mashindano ya mpira wa miguu yaliyopewa jina la Prophet Suguye Cup ambayo yalikuwa yanatimua vumbi katika viwanja vya Shule ya Msingi Misitu iliyopo Kivule, Ukonga, Dar es Salaam na kudhaminiwa na Muasisi wa Mashindano hayo Nabii Nicolaus Suguye wa Kanisa la WRM lenye Makao yake Makuu Kivule matembele ya Pili, Ukonga, jijini Dar es Salaam.
Mashindano ya mpira wa miguu yaliyopewa jina la Prophet Suguye Cup ambayo yalikuwa yanatimua vumbi katika viwanja vya Shule ya Msingi Misitu iliyopo Kivule, Ukonga, Dar es Salaam na kudhaminiwa na Muasisi wa Mashindano hayo Nabii Nicolaus Suguye wa Kanisa la WRM lenye Makao yake Makuu Kivule matembele ya Pili, Ukonga, jijini Dar es Salaam.
Akizungumza wakati wa kukabidhi zawadi kwa mshindi wa mashindano hayo, muasisi wa mashindano hayo Nabii Nicolaus Suguye amesema lengo la Mashindano hayo ni kuwaweka pamoja na kuwahamasisha vijana kufanya kazi ili kuwasaidia kukwepa maovu yatokanayo na kukaa vijiweni bila shughuli maalumu.
Mashindano hayo yalianza kutimua vumbi tarehe 25 Mei 2019 na kufikia tamati hapo jumamosi ya tarehe 10 Agosti 2019 kwa timu ya FAIRPLAY kuibuka wafalme wa kwanza wa mashindano hayo yaliyoshirikisha timu 24 kutoka maeneo yanayounganisha jimbo la Ukonga wilayani Ilala, Dar es Salaam.
Timu ya FAIRPLAY ya KIVULE jijini DAR ES SALAAM imeibuka kidedea na kuchukua ubingwa wa mashindano hayo baada ya kuichabanga timu ya KIVULE FOREST kwa jumla ya bao mbili kwa moja, katika fainali ya ligi ya mpira wa miguu ya PROPHET SUGUYE CUP.
Wachezaji wa Fairplay FC wakifurahia baada yakukabidhiwa kombe na Nabii Nicolaus Suguye wa Kanisa la WRM na Muanzilishi wa ligi hiyo, wakati wa mchezo wa fainali katika mchezo wa Ligi ya Prophet Suguye Cup iliyokuwa ikiendelea katika Viwanja vya Shule ya Msingi Misitu Kivule, nje kidogo ya Jiji la Dar es Salaam ambapo Fair Play iliibuka kidedea kwa mabao 2-1. Nakufanikiwa kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika Mchezo huo nakukabidhiwa kombe na Mwanzilishi wa ligi hiyo Nabii Nicolaus Suguye.
Mshambuliaji wa timu ya Fair Play FC, akijaribu kuwatoka mabeki wa Kivule Forest FC, wakati wa mchezo wa Fainali Ligi ya Prophet Suguye Cup iliyokuwa ikiendelea katika Viwanja vya Shule ya Msingi Misitu Kivule nje kidogo ya Jiji la DaresSalaam ambapo Fair Play iliibuka kidedea kwa mabao 2-1, nakufanikiwa kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika mchezo huo nakukabidhiwa kombe na Mwanzilishi wa ligi hiyo Nabii Nicolaus Suguye wa kanisa la WRM.
Nahodha wa Fair Play akipokea kombe kutoka kwa Mwanzilishi wa ligi hiyo Nabii Nicolaus Suguye wa kanisa la WRM baada ya kuibuka na ushindi wakati wa mchezo wa Fainali katika mchezo wa Ligi ya Prophet Suguye Cup iliyokuwa ikiendelea katika Viwanja vya Shule ya Msingi Misitu Kivule, nje kidogo ya Jiji la Dar es Salaam ambapo ambapo Fair Play iliibuka kidedea kwa mabao 2-1. Nakufanikiwa kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika Mchezo huo nakukabidhiwa kombe na Mwanzilishi wa ligi hiyo Nabii Nichoraus Suguye wa kanisa la WRM lililopo Kivule Matembele ya pili, Mchezo huo umepigwa leo viwanjani hapo.
Nahodha wa Kivule Forest FC, Jolvin Balotel akipokea kombe kutoka kwa Nabii wa Kanisa la UKOMBOZI MINISTRIES FOR ALL NATIONS-BG.MALISA baada ya kushika nafasi ya pili wakati wa mchezo wa Fainali Ligi ya Prophet Suguye Cup iliyokuwa ikiendelea katika Viwanja vya Shule ya Msingi Misitu Kivule, nje kidogo ya Jiji la Dar es Salaam ambapo Fair Play iliibuka kidedea kwa mabao 2-1. Nakufanikiwa kushika nafasi ya kwanza katika Mchezo huo.
Nahodha wa Kivule FC akionesha kombe baada yakukabidhiwa.
Wachezaji wa timu hizo wakiwania mpira wakati wa mchezo wa fainali.
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