Singer Diamond Platnumz has been named the Brand Ambassador of top Tanzanian Football Club Simba Sports. Simba Sports Club is a Tanzanian football club based in Msimbazi, Dar es Salaam and plays at two stadiums, Uhuru Stadium and National Stadium.
Huge fan
Diamond has been appointed as the social ambassador for the club, which is the biggest in the country.
“Yes ni heshma kwa @diamondplatnumz kukabidhiwa hadhi ya ubalozi wa Simba kwa kulikuza jina letu..SIMBA IN DA HOUSE leo hapa Taifa… #SimbaDay#KibingwaZaidi” shared Simba Sports Club Spokesperson Haji Sunday Manara on social media.
The announcement isn’t unexpected or rather shocking. For a long time, the WCB president has been a staunch supporter of Simba Football Club.
Did you know that there is an association of people who scored a mean grade of ‘E’ in KCSE? The association’s chairman has sent a message to 2017 under-performers.
A total of 35,536 candidates scored a mean grade of ‘E’ in 2017 KCSE. 179, 381 scored D-minus, 135,55o scored D plain, 88, 447 scored D+ plus while 61, 040 scored C- minus, while 40, 474 scored C plain.
The minimum university qualification is a C+ plus. Most people who fail to attain C+ and above are usually considered to have failed.
Only 70,073 candidates attained the university entry grade of C+ and above of the 615,772 candidates who wrote this year’s KCSE exam.
It’s platform on which to share plans for our future
Ayub Simba Njagi (left) Chairman of Kenya ‘E’ Graders Association with some of the group members
Kenya ‘E’ Graders Association chairman Ayub Simba Njagi says there is hope for KCSE under-performers. He says his group provides a platform where those who attained ‘E’ come together to plan for their future.
“We formed the group in 2015. Many students have been scoring E’s in KCSE, and the number is increasing every year. Sadly, many of us have been ignored, which is why we came together so that we can have a platform on which to share our good and bad times, while planning for our future,” Ayub Simba Njagi told The Nairobian.
Ayub sat for KCSE in 2011 and scored a mean grade of ‘E’. He scored Es in all subject except English which he scored D- minus.
