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Kota mountaineer Aakansha Sharma achieves a significant feat by successfully climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak

The Times of India 09 Feb 2026
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This Ann Arbor couple waved a University of Michigan flag on top of Mount Kilimanjaro

Michigan Live 08 Feb 2026
Christopher Sudduth and Lindsey (Johnson) Sudduth of Ann Arbor hiked for seven days in January to the top of Africa’s highest peak and one of the seven summits, Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
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Oman resident climbs Mt Kilimanjaro at 58

Muskat Daily 01 Feb 2026
The 58-year-old Indian expatriate, a resident of Oman since 2002, has successfully summited Mt Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, completing a gruelling six-day expedition from January 20 to 25.
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‘I Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro at 70—Here’s How I’ve Gotten Into the Best Shape of My Life’

The Capital Journal 31 Jan 2026
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Eight mountaineers from Pune group hoist tricolour on Mount Kilimanjaro

Indian Express 05 Jan 2026
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From climbing Kilimanjaro to cycling the Tour de France route … readers’ favourite organised challenges

The Guardian 02 Jan 2026
Whether it’s for the satisfaction of completing a tough physical challenge or to raise money for charity, our readers select their most memorable adventures ... My advice ... Neil Phillips ....
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Accident to the Airbus AS350 registered 5H-KMA operated by Kili Medair Aviation on 24/12/2025 on Mount Kilimanjaro (Tanzania) (BEA - Office of Investigations and Analysis for Civil Aviation Safety of the French Republic)

Public Technologies 02 Jan 2026
) Print Download Follow this page Share Accident to the Airbus AS350 registered 5H-KMA operated by Kili Medair Aviation on 24/12/2025 on Mount Kilimanjaro (Tanzania) ... Location Barafu camp, Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Five killed in helicopter crash on Mount Kilimanjaro

Saudi Gazette 26 Dec 2025
DAR ES SALAM — A helicopter on a medical rescue mission crashed on Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro, killing five people, local media said on Thursday.The helicopter crashed near the mountain’s Barafu ....
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5 Killed In Mount Kilimanjaro Helicopter Crash During Medical Rescue In Tanzania

News18 26 Dec 2025
The crash reportedly took place at an altitude of between 4,670 and 4,700 metres above sea level, close to Barafu Camp ....
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Five dead including two tourists after helicopter crashed into popular climbing route on Mount Kilimanjaro

The Sun 26 Dec 2025
... a helicopter crashed on Mount Kilimanjaro, authorities revealed.
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5 killed in helicopter crash on Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro

Independent online (SA) 26 Dec 2025
Five people were killed, including two Czech tourists, after a helicopter crashed on Mount Kilimanjaro, the authorities in Tanzania announced on Thursday ... AFP .
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A helicopter on a rescue mission crashes on Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro, killing all 5 on board

Newsday 26 Dec 2025
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — Five people have died after a helicopter crashed on Africa’s highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania ... Kilimanjaro regional police commander Simon Maigwa told ...
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Helicopter crash on Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro kills five, aviation authority says

Sowetan Live 26 Dec 2025
The Mwananchi newspaper and East Africa TV, citing Kilimanjaro region’s head of police, reported that the helicopter was on a medical rescue mission. Mount Kilimanjaro, ...
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5 killed in rescue helicopter crash on Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak

New York Post 26 Dec 2025
Five people were killed after their rescue helicopter crashed on a popular climbing route on Mount Kilimanjaro, including two tourists who were being medically evacuated Wednesday evening ... Kilimanjaro ...
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Helicopter crash on Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro kills five, aviation authority says

The Hindu 25 Dec 2025
Kilimanjaro region’s head of police, ‌Simon Maigwa, reported ‌that the helicopter was on a medical ‍rescue mission ....

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