The Everest Peace Project


Sele is an active climber who has been pursuing mountaineering, ice climbing, trekking, and mountain rescue for many years.

Sele summited Mt. Everest on May 18th, 2006. He is only the second black African to achieve this.

Selebelo Selamolela
Christian from
South Africa - Africa

Although Everest has been a dream of his for a long time, he has only wanted to climb it for a reason - and our Climb for Peace is a perfect fit for his goal.

"My deep desire is to be a world changer. I want to leave a legacy which will last and have a positive effect in this world. I believe that we have an opportunity to learn from history and apply ourselves to changing and making the world a better place. I firmly believe in The Everest Peace Project. Being a "Peace Climber" gives me an opportunity to stand for a cause which seeks to promote unity and peace. As we have seen, sports is one of the most powerful platforms which bring people all over the world together. I firmly believe this initiative will be an inspiration to the world and it will provoke a daring spirit to live for the cause of peace."


 


Sele on the summit of Everest - May 18th, 2006



Sele on the summit of Kili with the EPP Kilimanjaro Climb for Peace Team



Sele on the Summit of Aconcagua

 

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