GGM & ZARA TANZANIA ADVENTURES 2014 HIV/AIDS INITIATIVES CREW ACCOMPANIED BY TWO ORPHANAGE CHILDREN MAKE IT TO THE ROOF OF AFRICA WITH GREAT SUCCESS AND A LOT TO SHARE.
Jacob Musa (13) and his young sister Julitha Kurwa (12) are not sailors. But still they have a right to shout: “Ahhoy there!” because they managed to reach to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro (the snow-capped mountain and the roof of Africa) representing a cause for local orphans. As Julitha recalls it was around 7.30 a.m. on June 21, 2014 after a breath taking two and half hour slow walk from Stella Point that she managed to reach Uhuru Peak, 5,895 meters, above sea level. “For some seconds I totally forgot that I came along with my young brother, then some 15 minutes or so later turning I saw him coming towards me in a second group and it downed on me he has made it. We both made it! And surely we were able to make it to the top summit of the highest mountain in Africa, Mt. Kilimanjaro due to high assistance from the two mountain guides from the ZARA Tanzania Adventures (Zara tours) namely Faustine Chombo and Crispin Sawaki .. ” she explained joyfully in interview ...