November 25

• Tanzania: President Kibaki to Bid Arusha Farewell

  President Mwai Kibaki will be bidding farewell to Arusha residents next Wednesday as the Kenyan Head of State retires, for good, from his capacity as Chairman for the East African... Read more »

• Tanzania: Death of Watchman Shrouded in Mystery

  A resident of Leganga Area in Arumeru District, Arusha Region identified by the name of Torongei Olaliyoi (30) was found dead but the cause of his death has not yet been... Read more »

• Tanzania: Kaloleni Resident's Body Found Hanging From Ceiling

  A resident of Kaloleni Area in Arusha City, identified by the name of Dida Mohamed (33), is reported to have been found hanging from a sisal rope tied to the ceiling board of his... Read more »

• Tanzania: In Focus - Characteristics of Good Colleges [column]

  Stakeholders in Tanzania do not rank colleges. Instead, officials express characteristics of good colleges during graduation ceremonies. Read more »

• East Africa: Region to Send 30 Long-Term Observers for Kenya Elections

  The East African Community (EAC) will send long and short term observers to monitor Kenya's general election slated for March 4, 2013. Read more »

• Tanzania: EA Whispers - No Tribal Politics in East Africa Please [column]

  Politics in Kenya can be said to be very different from Tanzania. A notable feature and big difference is the struggle by Kenyan politicians and political parties to project a... Read more »

• Tanzania: Kenyan Traders Blamed for 'Onions Scam'

  Onion farmers of Ngage Village, Loiborsoit Ward in Simanjiro District, Manyara Region have complained that traders from Kenya who use 'nets' to measure onions instead of weighing... Read more »

• Tanzania: Ashura

  Every day is Ashura and every land is Kerbala Read more »

• Tanzania: Tanzanite Processing Plant Seen As 'Dream Come True'

  Arusha now to become largest producer and exporter world wide Read more »

November 18

• East Africa: Kenya's Election Chaos Cases Not to Be Heard in Arusha

  With just four months to go before going to polls next March, Kenya's suspects behind the chaos that resulted from previous elections have been refused to have their cases... Read more »

• Tanzania: TFDA Sets Ablaze Goods Worth 22 Million/-

  The Tanzania Foods and Drugs Authority last week reduced to ashes a consignment of drugs, cosmetics and other consumables worth 22 million/- that were confiscated from various... Read more »

• Tanzania: Two Held in Connection With Murder of Watchman

  Two residents of Nakwa Village in Babati Distict, Manyara Region have been arrested allegedly for killing a watchman of a produce godown, Guloo Mora when in the process of stealing... Read more »

• Tanzania: In Focus - President's Priorities [column]

  President Kikwete visited Kilimanjaro and Arusha Regions recently to witness various development projects. It reminds of what some residents of Arusha say about presidents'... Read more »

• East Africa: Region Electoral Chiefs Hope for Peaceful Kenya Polls

  Electoral chiefs from the East African Community (EAC) have counselled Kenya's Independent Electoral Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to uphold the principles of democracy and credible... Read more »

• East Africa: EA Whispers - EAC Security Deal With Interpol Commendable Move [column]

  As the East African Community (EAC) deepens cooperation, it is also quite natural that there will be a hike in crime. Law enforcers are quick to cite the fact that crime is a... Read more »

• Tanzania: TRA Arusha Confident of Reaching Revenue Target

  'Render to Caesar what belongeth to Caesar!' urges official Read more »

• Tanzania: Children's Rights [opinion]

  Rethinking juvenile detention punishment in Tanzania Read more »

• Tanzania: High Quality Paved Road to Link

  Funds available for Babati - Dodoma highway Read more »

November 11

• Tanzania: City to Have Own Version of 'Machinga Complex'

  A massive trading complex which will accommodate more than 6000 petty traders in Arusha City is going to be constructed adjacent to the Kilombero market in Levolosi ward. Read more »

• Tanzania: Environment and Development Dilemma [column]

  Many developers as well as environmentalists acknowledge that it is important to protect the environment in order to ensure sustainable development. But it is easier said than... Read more »

• East Africa: EAC Countries Start Joint Overseas Diplomatic Co-operation [opinion]

  The Secretary General of the East African Community Dr. Richard Sezibera has launched the "EAC Rome Chapter"  in Rome, Italy this week to foster diplomatic co-operation by... Read more »

• East Africa: Regional Move to Restore Peace in DR Congo Laudable [column]

  If reports coming out of Uganda and Rwanda were to be believed, then eastern DR Congo will never see peace until the "security concerns" of the two countries were taken into... Read more »

• Tanzania: Hippos to Be Brought Into Arusha City

  Soon, giant hippopotamuses will be running amok in the new Arusha City. Read more »

• Tanzania: Cairo-to-Cape Motoring Convoy Enters Arusha

  An adventure convoy, currently making its daring, long journey of cutting across the African continent by road, from Cairo to Cape-Town, drove into Serengeti National Park and the... Read more »

• Tanzania: President Dismisses 'Tale' of Three Municipalities

  President Jakaya Kikwete has revealed that he had turned down the previous proposal sent to him from the Arusha Municipal hall, wanting him to endorse a city comprising three... Read more »