Tanzania’s 50 years of Uhuru

October 12, 2011

Tanzania's 50 years of Uhuru — Tanzania’s 50 years of Uhuru

We are inviting you all to join us Nov. 12 in Silver Spring. Please pass this invitation to all. Those from out of town, arrangement with crowne plaza hotel have been done for you. In the morning, we will have ‘Africa’s got talent” in the hotel where most of our guests will be staying… kindly register online www.www.africasgottalent.org if you want to showcase anything from Kenya. We are neighbors it will be good to see you participate.

Nick Vujicic, the limbless Australian motivational speaker, got married to Kanae Miyahara on February 10 in California.

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Nick, 29, has addressed over three million people in 25 countries, including Australia, United States, Canada, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, South Africa, Columbia, India, and others.

Although he is different from most people because he has no limbs, he believes a healthy mind and spirit from having faith is more important than having anything else. His life and speeches have touched countless lives, allowing the audience to know that God has created everyone with a beautiful purpose. Despite the many limitations in life, he says “I can do all things through Him who gives me strength.”

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In one of his speeches made several years ago, Nick said he hopes to find a wife who God has prepared for him. Today, that wish that he had has been fulfilled, and it is also a very special Valentine’s Day gift to the world this year.

These incredible pictures show motivational speaker Nick Vujicic and his new wife on the beach in Hawaii, frolicking like any other couple on their honeymoon.

Vujicic was born with no limbs, a crippling disability that meant he had little hope of ever living a normal life.

Tetra-amelia syndrome is a rare disorder characterised by the absence of both arms and legs.

Stunning scene: Nick Vujicic was spotted honeymooning in Hawaii with his new bride Kanae Miyahara. The couple married in California on February 10

Vujicic was born to Serbian immigrants in Melbourne, Australia, but the couple now live in California.

Now a best-selling author, Vujicic suffered from depression as a child, but as he got older he eventually began to embrace his disability.

The teen mastered life’s daily tasks and went on to show that he can do everything that able bodied people can do-including writing, typing, play drums, brush his teeth.

Tanzania’s 50 years of Uhuru