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theanticool · 1 year
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Yoshiki Takei vs Kenji Kubo - 2017 K-1 World Grand Prix Finals
If you’re even a passing fan of kickboxing, you’re probably aware of Tenshin Nasukawa retiring young from the sport as one of its top P4P fighters this year to start a boxing career. He’s not the first kickboxing champion to do this in the modern era.
Since making the move from K-1 to boxing, 2x K-1 World GP champion Yoshiki Takei (5-0, 5 KOs) has looked the part of a great boxing prospect. He’s knocked out a steadily improving class of opponents and has captured the OPBF super bantamweight title along the way. He’s set to defend on the Inoue undercard on Tuesday (Dec 13) against his toughest opponent to date, Bruno Tarimo (26-3-2).
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beardedmrbean · 1 year
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Nemes Tarimo's family in Tanzania warned him against agreeing to fight with Russian forces in Ukraine, but the 33-year-old had a big incentive to sign up.
It is now three weeks since his relatives learnt of the news that confirmed their worst fears. He had died in combat.
Everyone at the family home in the city of Dar es Salaam looks exhausted as they wait for news about when his body might come back.
The waiting is taking its toll.
There are about 15 people in the compound, and relatives are coming in and out all day wanting to hear if there are any updates.
One says they last heard from him in October when he had said he had agreed to sign up with the Russian mercenary group Wagner.
"Nemes informed me and some other family members about joining Wagner, and we advised him not to," the family member, who did not want to give their name, tells the BBC.
But for the young man, who relatives describe as polite, God-fearing and supportive, there was an offer that was hard to resist.
The family says that Tarimo, who had ambitions to be an MP with the opposition Chadema party, had been in Moscow as an ICT master's student at the Russian Technological University. But he was then imprisoned some time after January 2021 for what were described as drugs-related offences.
Last year, he was enticed with a deal: sign up and be pardoned or stay in prison.
"He said he would join to free himself," the relative says.
This case echoes that of 23-year-old Zambian student Lemekhani Nyirenda, who had also been in prison in Russia and died last year fighting with Wagner.
Zambian Foreign Minister Stanley Kakubo told parliament that he had been informed about how prisoners could be pardoned if they agreed to fight.
Last September, Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin was seen in leaked footage outlining the rules of fighting, such as no deserting or sexual contact with Ukrainian women, and then giving the prisoners five minutes to decide if they want to sign up.
Tarimo's family has learnt that he died at the end of October while on a combat mission in Ukraine with Wagner.
"We last communicated with him on 17 October, when he was already a member of Wagner.
"We then got information in December from his friends over his death," which according to media reports, was a result of Ukrainian artillery fire.
The Federal News Agency, a Russian broadcaster used by Mr Prigozhin to boost his group's reputation, has published a video of what it said was Tarimo's memorial service in a chapel in the town of Goryachiy Klyuch. It reported that he had died on 24 October near Bakhmut, the scene of intense fighting in recent months.
Russia's state-owned domestic news agency, Ria Novosti, interviewed someone who said he had fought alongside Tarimo. He said the Tanzanian had died while trying to help a wounded soldier.
The Federal News Agency says that Tarimo was awarded a posthumous medal "for courage" by the Wagner Group.
Relatives have been in touch with the embassy in Moscow, but the Tanzanian government, which has remained neutral on the conflict in Ukraine, has yet to publicly comment on the student's death.
The family want to bury Tarimo in their village in the Southern Highlands region, but for now they are just left waiting.
"We don't want to believe that he is gone until we receive the body," one relative says.
His aunt, Roida Sambulika, adds: "We are sad to lose our son. We still don't know when the body will arrive, but we have been ready for a week now to receive it and lay him in his eternal home."
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zambianobserver · 1 year
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Tanzania confirms death of student fighting in Ukraine
Tanzania confirms death of student fighting in Ukraine
Tanzania’s government has for the first time formally confirmed that one of its citizens has died fighting with Russian forces in Ukraine. Up until now there had been no official comment from the authorities. Thirty-three-year old student Nemes Tarimo died in October after having been recruited by the Wagner Group, which is a private military outfit. His family in Tanzania continue to wait for…
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ultrajaphunter · 1 year
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BAD CHOICES: Nemes Tarimo was Tanzanian student  studying at Moscow Technological University. Arrested for drugs offenses, he was told he’d be freed if he  joined the Wagner Group.  Tarimo's family just learned he was killed in Ukraine-- last October.  https://bbc.com/news/world-africa-64338677
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arun-pratap-singh · 1 year
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Tanzanian killed in Ukraine: We told him not to go
Nemes Tarimo, who was in prison in Russia, joined the Wagner Group to get a pardon, his family says. Source link
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yhwhrulz · 1 year
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Nemes Tarimo, who was in prison in Russia, joined the Wagner Group to get a pardon, his family says.
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williamchasterson · 1 year
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Tanzanian killed in Ukraine: We told him not to go
Nemes Tarimo, who was in prison in Russia, joined the Wagner Group to get a pardon, his family says. from BBC News – World https://ift.tt/VB5s4NR via IFTTT
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qudachuk · 1 year
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Nemes Tarimo, who was in prison in Russia, joined the Wagner Group to get a pardon, his family says.
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gamegill · 1 year
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Tanzanian killed in Ukraine: We told him not to go
Nemes Tarimo, who was in prison in Russia, joined the Wagner Group to get a pardon, his family says. #Tanzanian #killed #Ukraine #told
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marketingstrategy1 · 1 year
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Tanzanian National Killed In DPR Carrying Wounded Soldier Under Shelling - Soldier
KRASNODAR (UrduPoint News / Sputnik – 19th January, 2023) Tanzanian national Tarimo Raymond, who participated in Russia’s military operation in Ukraine as a member of the Wagner Group private military company, died near Bakhmut in the Donetsk People’s Republic while carrying a wounded soldier under fire, a Wagner soldier told Sputnik on Wednesday. “He (Raymond) fought near Bakhmut (also known as…
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Inoue vs Butler: Live streaming results, RBR, how to watch, start time
Inoue vs Butler: Live streaming results, RBR, how to watch, start time
Results Naoya Inoue TKO-11 Paul Butler (1:09) Andy Hiraoka TKO-8 Min Ho Jung (2:06) Yoshiki Takei TKO-11 Bruno Tarimo (2:17) Takuma Inoue TKO-8 Jake Bornea (2:45) Naoya Inoue and Paul Butler meet in Tokyo for the undisputed bantamweight championship of the world, with Inoue putting up his three belts and Butler his one, as all four titles will go home with the winner. This is widely expected to…
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sgisdinclusion · 1 year
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New Publication by SGISD Professors, Students, and Alumni in the Journal of Human Rights Practice
Congratulations to former SGSID professors Dr. Sindiso Mnisi Weeks, Dr. Gillian MacNaughton, and alumna Dr. Esther Kamau, SGISD PhD candidates Shahrzad Sajadi and Prisca Tarimo, and SGISD alumnus Matthew Annunziato! Their article, “Learning by Doing: Lessons from the Graduate Students in the Boston Human Rights City Pilot Project,” was published in the Journal of Human Rights Practice.
The article describes the experiences and lessons learned by then-graduate students (Matthew Annunziato, Esther Kamau, Shahrzad Sajadi, and Prisca Tarimo) and supervising faculty (professors Dr. Sindiso Mnisi Weeks and Dr. Gillian MacNaughton) in piloting an action-research project. Their project was aimed at realizing positive economic and social change by advancing the vision of Boston as a Human Rights City, the goal articulated in a 2011 Boston City Council resolution.
In this article, the graduate student leaders share their reflections on and analysis of their experiences of “learning by doing.” They share the challenges they confronted and key lessons they learned. The article concludes with a summary of insights about transdisciplinary human rights pedagogy in higher education and the development of social movements, particularly in the advancement of the Human Rights Cities movement.
Read the full article to learn more about the Boston Human Rights City Initiative and transdisciplinary experiential learning as human rights education praxis.
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latinboxsports · 1 year
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December 13 Ariake Arena NTT DOCOMO Presents PXB WORLD SPIRITS World WBA/WBC/IBF/WBO unification match 12R WBA/WBC/IBF world bantamweight champion Naoya Inoue (Ohashi) 23 wins, 23 wins, 20 KOs      VS WBO world bantamweight champion Paul Butler (UK) 36 wins, 34 wins (15 KO), 2 losses WBO Asian Super Lightweight Title 12 R WBO Asia Japan Super Lightweight champion Andy Hiraoka (Ohashi) 21 fights 21 wins 16 KOs    VS WBC Asia Welterweight Champion Yi Min Ho (Korea) 18 fights 13 wins (3 KO) 3 losses 2 draws OPBF Toyo Super Bantamweight Title 12R OPBF Toyo Super Bantamweight champion Yuki Takei (Ohashi) 5 fights 5 wins 5 KO     VS Toyo Super Bantamweight 14th IBF World Super Featherweight - 7th place Bruno Tarimo 31 fights 26 wins (5KO) 3 losses 2 draws    55.5kg contract 10R Former WBC World Bantamweight Champion Takuma Inoue (Ohashi) 17 fights 16 wins (3KO) 1 loss     VS Former WBF Intercontinental Super Flyweight Champion Jake Bornea 18 races 14 wins 7K03 losses 1 draw 58kg contract 8R Oriental Featherweight Champion Satoshi Shimizu (Ohashi) 11 fights 10 wins 9 KO 1 loss     VS Randy Chris Leon (Philippines) 41 fights 14 wins (6 KO) 22 losses 5 draws Super Bantamweight 8R Tokyo Olympics Great Britain Peter McClaire (UK) 4 fights 4 wins 3 KO    VS Regular Ikuro (T&T) 19 matches 11 wins 4 KO 4 losses 4 minutes https://www.instagram.com/p/CkkSG8UuWne/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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zambianobserver · 1 year
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Body of Tanzanian killed in Ukraine war stuck in Russia
Body of Tanzanian killed in Ukraine war stuck in Russia
The body of Nemes Tarimo, a Tanzanian who died while fighting with Russian forces in Ukraine is still stranded in Russia, a family member says. They were expecting the body to arrive on 10 January and had already made burial arrangements at the family’s rural home. “One of our family members is contacting the Tanzanian embassy in Russia on the procedures. All the [burial] arrangements are ready…
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sarryli · 3 years
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Trying out the style of Yusuke Nakamura. He is being an amazing artist, gets me very inspired.
Their ways intersected somewhere at the village of Toyooka. Around 20 years have passed, the area got renovated, technology are continuing to develop... The only thing left unchanged is tough fait of people who were deprived of calm, happy life by being born as mages. 
P.S. Yep, I copied half of 1st picture from some other work, but please don't judge! I started it 3 years ago when I was copying all the time. I have changed a lot, unlike harsh fait of those two strong teenagers xd
Name:  Hitomi, Trimo
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gogeniusking · 3 years
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Download Music: Jerry Steve _ Tarimo prod by Supertunez
Download Music: Jerry Steve _ Tarimo
Love in the air as Valentine is fast approaching, the perfect song for the season brought to by the fast rising music star Jerry Steve, Jerry Steve is blessing all the lovers with a special love song for the season titled Tarimo. TARIMO, a song inspired by love, just like the tittle, in this special highlife afro pop Jerry Steve pour out his heart for the love of his life, a must listen, kindly…
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