Every time I go out on a bicycle ride, especially at sunset, I remember that instead of worrying about remote issues like the part of road from Isiolo to Moyale in Kenya, or the Sudanese desert, I should pay a lot of attention from the very start to the huge trucks which hoot at you pissed off 300 meters before reaching you and do not move even of a millimeter, Continue reading
Last Saturday in Kafue before the departure of Friday!
Today we have mounted the small tent with the children who had lots of fun to see that strange house come out of a bag the size of a packet of flour. Continue reading
To the shortest race of the Never Give up Circuit coincided with the latest start ever! Everything started well, in spite of the fumes from the party to celebrate the Italian Republic which was anticipated to the Friday night, Giorgia woke up early to collect the bread, Continue reading
On 25th May 2012 the second race of the 12th Never Give Up, from Kabwesa to Chikupi, took place.
The sun is shining, the rain season has been over for more than a month and the roads have by now lost even the last drop of humidity, where there were slimy puddles of unidentifiable depth, there are now pot holes of a moonlike landscape. Continue reading
Jane Mutambo is a 20-year-old professional soccer player and mother to a 4-year-old boy. Since 2010 she plays in the “Women’s red arrows football club”, which is the team of the Zambian air forces. She also plays for the Zambian female national soccer team. She trains three times per week in the capital, Lusaka. Continue reading
Saturday 12 May 2012: C7 – MUNGU 4 km off road for children and 7 km for senior groups
In spite of the short notice, coaches from several villages managed to gather almost 200 children (Junior boys and Junior girls, under 12) and adults (Men and Women) to participate in the first Never Give Up race 2012. Continue reading
My name is Eletina Mwanza, I am 20 years old. I developed an interest to play football when I was about 12 years old, I could admire boys who could play football with plastic balls and at times joined them.
The new website is almost finished, and the old blog was sent to retirement: from now on, all the news regarding Sport2Build and Never Give Up will be published here, so you should have the favorites in your Web browser pointing to this new address! Continue reading
I am a Zambian girl; my name is Jude Zulu and I am 18 years old. In school I only went up to Grade 6. I come from a vulnerable family of 6 children.
I am very active and interested in sports, I play football in the Never Give Up Football League and I run in the Never Give Up Cross Country Circuit. My dream is to become a coach in the future for the upcoming football stars.
I love sport and I think it is very important for many reasons:
BENEFIT OF GOING FOR AN HIV TEST!
