Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Ends on High Note with Support from Absa Bank Tanzania

Absa Bank Tanzania Liability Products Manager, Mr. George Kaindoah, presents an award to Malachi Mwiki, one of the winners of the just-ended Absa Bank-sponsored Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Season 3, at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club grounds on Sunday. The event featured more than 300 participants from over 25 schools and placed a special focus on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha, with the aim of identifying and nurturing young swimming talent. 

Young swimmer Cairo Erick Johannes, dives into action during the just-ended Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Season 3, sponsored by Absa Bank Tanzania, at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club grounds on Sunday. The event featured more than 300 participants from over 25 schools and focused on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha, with the aim of identifying and nurturing young swimming talent.

 

Absa Bank Tanzania Liability Products Manager, Mr. George Kaindoah, presents an award to Amran Suleiman, one of the winners of the just-ended Absa Bank-sponsored Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Season 3, at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club grounds on Sunday. Other winners pictured are Alssein Humudi (third left) and Konhelli Mhella. The event featured more than 300 participants from over 25 schools and focused on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha, with the aim of identifying and nurturing young swimming talent.

 

Swimmers compete during the just-ended Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Season 3, sponsored by Absa Bank Tanzania, at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club grounds on Sunday. The event featured more than 300 participants from over 25 schools and focused on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha, with the aim of identifying and nurturing young swimming talent

Some participants with special needs posed for a commemorative photo with Irene Mushi from Absa Bank, after receiving their medals during the Swahili Talent Swimming competition. The event, sponsored by Absa Bank, concluded on Sunday at the Gymkhana Club grounds in Dar es Salaam. The competition brought together more than 300 participants from over 25 schools, with a focus on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha. Its aim was to recognize and nurture young talents in the sport of swimming

 Young swimmer Malikah Kassim displays her medal during the just-ended Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Season 3, sponsored by Absa Bank Tanzania, at the Gymkhana Club grounds on Sunday. The event featured more than 300 participants from over 25 schools and focused on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha, with the aim of identifying and nurturing young swimming talent.

 

 Young swimmer Malikah Kassim displays her medal during the just-ended Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Season 3, sponsored by Absa Bank Tanzania, at the Gymkhana Club grounds on Sunday. The event featured more than 300 participants from over 25 schools and focused on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha, with the aim of identifying and nurturing young swimming talent.

 

Jubilant winners of the just-ended Swahili Talent Swimming Competition Season 3 display their medals during the prize-giving ceremony at the Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club grounds on Sunday. The event featured more than 300 participants from over 25 schools and focused on promoting inclusivity by involving children with special needs from Dar es Salaam and Arusha, with the aim of identifying and nurturing young swimming talent. (Photos by Peter Mgongo)