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World marathon record holder, Kenyan Kelvin Kiptum, dies in accident
2024-02-12 05:31:08
Kenyan athlete Kelvin Kiptum died in a road accident in central Kenya on Sunday evening. Described as an “extraordinary sportsman” by the Kenyan president, he has held the marathon world record since 2023 (2 hours 00 minutes and 35 seconds).
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Aged 24, marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum, big favorite for the Olympic title at the Paris Games this summer, died on the evening of Sunday February 11 in a road accident in central Kenya.
“The accident occurred around 11 p.m. (8 p.m. GMT). The car had three occupants. Two died instantly while one was taken to hospital,” the commander of Elgeyo Marakwet County Police Peter Mulinge confirming that “the two (dead) are Kiptum and his trainer” Gervais Hakizimana.
“It was Kiptum who was driving towards Eldoret,” he added, adding that he had lost control of the vehicle. “A female passenger was injured and was rushed to hospital.”
“Kelvin Kiptum and his trainer Gervais Hakizimana died in a terrible car accident while returning to training camp,” detailed his agent, former Belgian athlete Marc Corstjens, announcing the “sad news” on Instagram. .
An “extraordinary” sportsman
Kelvin Kiptum made a thunderous irruption into the marathon world, beating the world record for the discipline in Chicago last October (2 h 00 min and 35 sec), pulverizing the time of his compatriot Eliud Kipchoge by 34 seconds, for the only the third marathon of his career. He had also won the previous two, in Valencia in 2022 and London in 2023.
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The Kenyan had announced that he would attempt to become the first man to run an official marathon under the symbolic two-hour mark in Rotterdam on April 14.
Kelvin Kiptum was “an extraordinary sportsman who left an extraordinary mark” in sport, Kenyan President William Ruto said on Monday. He was “without doubt one of the best athletes in the world who broke barriers to set a marathon record”, also estimated the Kenyan head of state in a message posted on the social network Kiptum was our future.”
Kelvin Kiptum was a star. Arguably one of the world’s finest sportsmen who broke barriers to secure a marathon record.
He was only 24 yet, as a hero, triumphed in Valencia, Chicago, London and in other top competitions. His mental strength and discipline were unmatched. Kiptum… pic.twitter.com/Ff7nild1CG
— William Samoei Ruto, PhD (@WilliamsRuto) February 12, 2024
“We are shocked and deeply saddened to learn of the death of Kelvin Kiptum and his coach, Gervais Hakizimana,” reacted the president of the international athletics federation, Sebastian Coe, welcoming in a press release “an extraordinary athlete who leaves a extraordinary legacy. “We will miss him,” he concluded.
“It’s a huge loss,” said Kenyan double Olympic 800m champion (2012, 2016) David Rudisha, saying he was “shocked and deeply saddened” in a message on the social network X.
The Kenyan athletics federation also expressed its “deep sadness”, and the organizing company of the six major marathons (Boston, New York, Chicago, Berlin, London, Tokyo) said it was “devastated by the news”, in messages on X.
A death that echoes other tragedies
The champion lost his life not far from his training routes and his original village of Chepkorio, regarding forty kilometers from Eldoret, in the Rift Valley, a mecca for Kenyan long-distance running.
He was coached by Rwandan Gervais Hakizimana, who met Kiptum in 2013 during his training stays in Kenya before becoming his full-time coach in 2020.
This death recalls the sudden death of another great Kenyan marathon runner, Samuel Wanjiru, at the same age in 2011, almost three years following his Olympic title in 2008 at the Beijing Olympics. Police concluded it was murder, saying the athlete had fallen from a balcony before being hit in the head with a “blunt object”.
Kenyan athletics was also mourned in October 2021 by the murder of one of its long-distance running hopes Agnes Tirop, found stabbed at the age of 25 in her house in Iten, not far from Eldoret. Her husband is being prosecuted for murder.
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Second day of parades in Sapucaí highlights Afro-Brazilian stories
2024-02-12 17:41:40
This Monday night, Marquês de Sapucaí, in Rio de Janeiro, will be the stage for the second and final day of parades of the Special Carnival Group. Six schools will parade down the avenue in search of the coveted title of Rio Carnival champion.
Highlights are the plots that pay homage to personalities and stories of the Afro-Brazilian population, such as the singer Alcione (Mangueira), the book Um Defeito de Cor (Portela), the black admiral João Cândido (Tuiuti) and African deities (Viradouro).
Each group has between 1 hour and 1 hour and 10 minutes to cross Sapucaí. There is a penalty for those who are unable to complete their presentation on time. According to the schedule, the last parade is scheduled to start between 3am and 3:50am.
Check out the order of today’s parades:
Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel: 10pm
Portela: between 11pm and 11:10pm
Unidos de Vila Isabel: between 0:00 and 0:20
First Mangueira Station: between 1am and 1:30am
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Paraíso do Tuiuti: between 2am and 2:40am
Unidos do Viradouro: between 3am and 3:50am
Plots
The first school to parade this Monday, Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel brings to the avenue a plot with the title “Ask for cashew that I give… Pé de caju that gives!”, led by carnival artist Marcus Ferreira. As the name announces, the green and white school celebrates the importance of cashews in national culture. The idea is to tell the story of the native fruit from the original peoples to the present day, with references to icons of Brazilian popular music, such as “Cajuína”, by Caetano Veloso, and “Morena Tropicana”, by Alceu Valença.
The verses bring good humor and double meaning, with the cashew also being transformed into a symbol of sensuality. Furthermore, the promise is to explore a set of vibrant colors, to enhance the joy and diversity of the country. In one of the floats, which talks regarding cashew and production technology, there will be 500 dwarf cashew trees, also called clones, donated by the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa).
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Next, Portela presents the plot “Um defeito de cor”, based on the book of the same name by Ana Maria Gonçalves. In the novel, Kehinde, a woman enslaved in Africa, who lived most of her life in Brazil, searches for a lost son, who would be Luiz Gama, a famous Brazilian abolitionist, journalist, poet and lawyer. Carnival workers Antônio Gonzaga and André Rodrigues proposed a continuation or another perspective on the story.
In samba, it is Luiz Gama who writes a letter to his mother and expresses pride in his path of struggle and resistance. And he highlights that his mother’s affection and love were essential in his life. The general idea is to honor black female ancestry. Talk regarding generations of enslaved people, liberation struggles and the black mothers who built the country.
Unidos de Vila Isabel presents the plot “Gbalá — trip to the Temple of Creation”, led by carnival artist Paulo Barros. Yoruba stories will be narrated since humanity existed. It is a reissue of the plot that was brought by the school to the avenue in 1993.
The verses update the previous message, with a more current reading regarding human responsibility for the planet and future generations. Thus, everything from the harm that human beings can do to the planet will be addressed, to the possibility of reconstruction, based on the hope brought by children.
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Mangueira will celebrate the life story of the singer Alcione through the plot “The black voice of tomorrow”, which is led by carnival performers Annik Salmon and Guilherme Estevão. An icon of samba, Brazilian music and the Morro da Mangueira school, Alcione will be presented from her childhood in Maranhão, where she was born, to the construction of artistic life in Rio de Janeiro.
In 2024, the singer completes 50 years of career. Mangueira will talk regarding Alcione’s family beliefs, her importance as a female and black icon, in addition to reinforcing the artist’s role in inspiring and training talents in national music. The verses feature references to the artist’s main hits.
Paraíso do Tuiuti, by carnival artist Jack Vasconcelos, presents the plot “Glória ao Almirante Negro”, regarding the revolutionary trajectory of João Cândido Felisberto, known for leading the Chibata revolt, in 1910. In the episode, the uprising intended to put an end to the practices violence and mistreatment by the Navy of sailors, the majority of whom were black.
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At the time, the government ended up giving in to demands for better treatment and working conditions. But many of the rebels are punished by dismissal, arrest and exile. João Cândido was released from the Navy and spent the last days of his life as a fisherman. The school’s objective is to show the admiral from a general context of struggle and resistance.
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The last parade in Sapucaí will be by Unidos do Viradouro, which features the theme “Arroboboi, Dangbé!”, led by carnival artist Tarcísio Zanon. The myth of a voodoo serpent, which became a deity following an epic battle between kingdoms in the ancient region of Costa da Mina, in Africa, will be told on the avenue.
The plot will highlight the actions of a powerful army of black women prepared by Vodun priestesses, who had the spirit of collectivity and loyalty as their main weapon. The school’s mission is to demystify the cult of Voduns, which crossed the Atlantic and arrived in Brazil in the form of the priestess Ludovina Pessoa, a pillar of terreiros in Bahia.
Once the parades are over, we have to wait for Ash Wednesday and the Carnival count, when the 2024 Carnival Carnival champion will be known.
Information from Agência Brasil
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2024-02-12 17:13:39
- Reactions were not all negative, but the 49ers Faithful were pretty exhausted and wistful at the near-win, last-second loss at Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday night. Jubilation at the Chase Center’s Thrive City was quickly snuffed out, and as one fan told KTVU, “That’s tough, I ain’t gonna lie, that’s tough.” Said another, “We had a Quest for Six, but we didn’t come through. You know what? I’m very proud of the San Francisco 49ers.” [KTVU]
- While everyone was prepared for an all-night party in the Mission District, the 49ers’ loss in the final seconds of overtime left a lot of fans despondent, and the bars emptied quickly Sunday night and the neighborhood stayed quiet. [KPIX]
- Mayor London Breed and Sup. Rafael Mandelman were watching the big game at Detour in the Castro on Sunday. [Xitter]
- The “police activity” that delayed BART trains for hours Sunday morning and caused residual delays into the followingnoon, frustrating some riders’ efforts to get to Super Bowl watch parties on time, was due to a dead body found on the tracks at Daly City Station, BART later confirmed. [ABC 7]
- San Mateo police arrested at least one individual last week following spotting several people in a car with a baseball bat, who were found in possession of two guns, ski masks, and some marijuana. [KRON4]
- A theft of $900 worth of LEGO sets led to a high-speed chase in Vallejo on Friday in which a suspect on parole jumped out of a moving vehicle going 50 miles per hour, survived, and was later arrested and admitted to the theft. [KTVU]
- The man who ignited a smoke device at a gender-reveal party in San Bernardino County in September 2020, sparking the El Dorado Fire which killed one firefighter and scorched 36 square miles of land, Refugio Jimenez Jr., has pleaded guilty to several charges including involuntary manslaughter. [Associated Press]
- Vallejo native H.E.R. was in the national spotlight Sunday playing guitar and performing alongside Usher in the Super Bowl Halftime Show. [KRON4]
Top image: A San Francisco 49ers fan reacts during the Super Bowl Live Site/ VIP Party at Marvel Stadium on February 12, 2024 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Josh Chadwick/AFL Photos/Getty Images)
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