The Olympic torch relay took place in Dar es Salaam yesterday.

Olympic Torch winds up Dar tour without a hitch

The Beijing Olympics torch has experienced a rough journey on its way to the host city of Beijing, China, since its flame lighting ceremony in Greece.

DORCUS Inzikuru will today run with the Olympic torch in Dar-es-Salaam, on its "Journey of Harmony" around the world.

It's signed, sealed and delivered - Namibia's long distance queen Beata Naigambo has finally booked her ticket to the 2008 Beijing Olympics later this year, amidst months of speculation over her qualification.

Chinese leaders' reaction to protests facing the Olympic torch relay would indicate they don't take seriously the consequences of being a modern world power: Scrutiny, even by morons, becomes daily order.

IOC President Jacques Rogge has called on to athletes to separate politics and sports.

THE Olympic torch will make its maiden appearance in East Africa today with Ugandan runner Dorcus Inzikuru among the participants in the relay in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Nascent organization, Nigerians Againsts Darfur Genocide (NADG) has asked the Nigerian government to boycott the forthcoming Olympic games in Beijing unless the host nation was prepared to change its policies towards Darfur.

DORCUS Inzikuru was among thousands of people who received the Olympic Torch on its journey of harmony in the Tanzanian city of Dar-es-Salaam.

Kirsty Coventry smashed another world record last night as she continued her romance with Manchester and consolidate her place as one of the finest swimmers of her generation.

Kirsty Coventry is on fire. The 24-year-old Zimbabwean swimming icon broke her third world record of the week on her way to winning a fourth gold medal at the world short-course championships in front of a sell-out crowd in Manchester,