Umewahi kumuona Mke wa Rais anapiga pushapu? Mke wa Rais wa Marekani, Barack Obama, Michelle (wa kwanza kulia) kwake ni kitu kidogo, kaonesha namna alivyo fiti.Swali lingine, i lini umemuona Askofu anapiga pushapu? huyo wa pili kushoto ni Askofu Desmond Tutu wa Afrika Kusini.
Askofu Tutu na Michelle alikwenda kuwatembelea watoto jijini Cape Town kuhamasisha wafanye mazoezi na kusisitiza mapambano dhidi ya Ukimwi.
Michelle na Askofu Tutu kila mara ilikuwa ni vicheko tu.
Lakini Askofu unaweza? haya twende, tushikane mikono
Mlikuwa mnamsikia tu, sasa si mmemuona live?
Michelle-Mimi hata soka naweza
Yaani imetulia, nipe tano Baba Askofu!
Yaani ingekuwa hapa bongo wangeimba wimbo wa akina Chege, Mikono yote weka juu, au wimbo wa Dully Sykes, badala ya kusema bongo fleva naiweza, wangesema mazoezi mi nayaweza ndiyo maana kila siku naringa mamaaa!
Haya gongaa
Babu naona kachoka
Her toned arms have made her the envy of women around the world.
And today Michelle Obama appeared to reveal the secret behind her sculpted biceps, but perhaps surprisingly to Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
On the final day of her visit to South Africa, the First Lady met with the Nobel Peace Prize laureate at Cape Town Stadium where they took part in an event to encourage exercise and raise awareness of HIV prevention.Scroll down for video
Inside the stadium, built for last year's World Cup, the First Lady got down on the floor and showed off her workout moves to the retired 79-year-old who seemed keen to join in.
After their workout, Mrs Obama and Archbishiop Tutu congratulated each other with a fist-bump.
The pair then took to the pitch where they dribbled balls with local youth groups.
Mr Tutu, the former Anglican archbishop of Cape Town, won the Nobel Prize in 1984 for his non-violent struggle against the racist government. He has been called the conscience of the nation.
Earlier the super-fit First Lady had been asked, 'How do you get Barack to believe he's in charge?' by a mischievous reporter.
Michelle Obama immediately burst into laughter and said: 'A good man is happy with a strong woman. She added:
Michelle Obama put on a brave face earlier after she was forced to cancel a visit to Robben Island prison because of high winds.
The U.S. First Lady was due to travel to the island - where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years - by ferry, but the bad weather made the seas off Cape Town too treacherous to cross.
Askofu Tutu na Michelle alikwenda kuwatembelea watoto jijini Cape Town kuhamasisha wafanye mazoezi na kusisitiza mapambano dhidi ya Ukimwi.
Michelle na Askofu Tutu kila mara ilikuwa ni vicheko tu.
Lakini Askofu unaweza? haya twende, tushikane mikono
Mlikuwa mnamsikia tu, sasa si mmemuona live?Michelle-Mimi hata soka naweza
Yaani imetulia, nipe tano Baba Askofu!
Yaani ingekuwa hapa bongo wangeimba wimbo wa akina Chege, Mikono yote weka juu, au wimbo wa Dully Sykes, badala ya kusema bongo fleva naiweza, wangesema mazoezi mi nayaweza ndiyo maana kila siku naringa mamaaa!
Haya gongaa
Babu naona kachoka
Her toned arms have made her the envy of women around the world.And today Michelle Obama appeared to reveal the secret behind her sculpted biceps, but perhaps surprisingly to Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
On the final day of her visit to South Africa, the First Lady met with the Nobel Peace Prize laureate at Cape Town Stadium where they took part in an event to encourage exercise and raise awareness of HIV prevention.Scroll down for video
Inside the stadium, built for last year's World Cup, the First Lady got down on the floor and showed off her workout moves to the retired 79-year-old who seemed keen to join in.
After their workout, Mrs Obama and Archbishiop Tutu congratulated each other with a fist-bump.
The pair then took to the pitch where they dribbled balls with local youth groups.
The First Lady is on the last leg of a South African tour that has honoured the icons of the country's struggle against apartheid before she moves on to neighbouring Botswana.
Mr Tutu, the former Anglican archbishop of Cape Town, won the Nobel Prize in 1984 for his non-violent struggle against the racist government. He has been called the conscience of the nation.
Earlier the super-fit First Lady had been asked, 'How do you get Barack to believe he's in charge?' by a mischievous reporter.
Michelle Obama immediately burst into laughter and said: 'A good man is happy with a strong woman. She added:
'That's why I fell in love with Barack. I met him way before he was President and he was just so comfortable with himself and he accepted me with all my... stuff.'
Michelle Obama put on a brave face earlier after she was forced to cancel a visit to Robben Island prison because of high winds.
The U.S. First Lady was due to travel to the island - where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years - by ferry, but the bad weather made the seas off Cape Town too treacherous to cross.
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