April 20

• Tanzania: In Focus

  A worried parent who has just relocated to Arusha has asked seminar organizers if her child will acquire "roasted teeth" by drinking water in Arusha. The parent has learned that a... Read more »

• Kenya: Kenya Lifts Ban On Tanzanian Cut Flowers

  Kenyan authorities are reported to have lifted a ban on cut flowers from Tanzania on transit to markets in Europe and other destinations abroad, according to the Tanzania... Read more »

• Tanzania: Street Talk - What Orphans Need Is Education

  Off Topic: I Might as well Migrate to Mars! Read more »

• Tanzania: Man Shot in Head Live to Tell of Crime

  Police in Arusha have launched a manhunt in for a man identified as George Karau-Marrie , 38 years old and a gemstone dealer, who is alleged to have shot two of his associates... Read more »

• Tanzania: Mang'ola Youth Dies in Truck Accident

  A resident of Iraqw Village, Kapa Nakaaya (15) died instantly after a truck in which he was traveling skidded and overturned. Read more »

• Tanzania: Mererani Cop Shot Last Week Dies in Muhimbili

  A policeman at the Mererani Police Station in Simanjiro District who was last week shot in the head by a tanzanite dealer has died. Read more »

• Tanzania: Seminar on 'Roasted Teeth' in Arusha

  A worried parent who has just relocated to Arusha has asked seminar organizers if her child will acquire "roasted teeth" by drinking water in Arusha. The parent has learned that a... Read more »

• Tanzania: Myths About Mental Illness

  Why is there Such a Stigma Against Mental Illness? Read more »

• East Africa: A Healthy Population is No Accident

  The new Platform which was initiated with facilitation from the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) aims to harmonise policies and legislation related to health... Read more »

• Tanzania: Food Reserve Agency Delivers Famine Food to Hanang

  The government has assured residents of Hanang district, Manyara region of additional emergency food supply, it was announced in Katesh, the district headquarters, last week. Read more »

• Tanzania: Mailbag

  As an old German Chemistry and Physics teacher, who enjoyed teaching in Tanzanian Secondary Schools in the 1970ss and 1980s, I am really shocked by the re-introduction of caning in... Read more »

April 13

• Tanzania: 'Babu-Wa-Loliondo' Second Coming

  After being 'underground' for over a year, the famed 'Babu-wa-Loliondo' who in recent years attracted millions with his popular 'cup of cure,' is back with a new 'promising'... Read more »

• Tanzania: Awards: A moment of glory for Matoi

  On Thursday, March 28, 2013 Tanzania Country Director, Glory Matoi, received the Young Achievers Award during the Tanzania Women of Achievement Awards held at the Serena Hotel in... Read more »

• Tanzania: 'Babu-Wa-Loliondo' Second Coming

  After being 'underground' for over a year, the famed 'Babu-wa-Loliondo' who in recent years attracted millions with his popular 'cup of cure,' is back with a new 'promising'... Read more »

• Tanzania: Woman Found Dead in Singa Estate

  A woman identified by one name of Esta alias Mama Karo(40), a resident of Kwa Pole in Arumeru District was found dead apparently after being raped. Read more »

• Tanzania: Police Bust Armed Robbers Ring

  Police in Arusha have arrested three persons in possession of a pistol, a Browning with make number 016080 suspected to have been used in committing various criminal offences in... Read more »

• Tanzania: In Focus: Climate Change From Local Perspectives

  The destructive floods that occurred in Arusha recently remind of the importance of a climate change agenda from local perspectives. A local climate change agenda is important... Read more »

• Tanzania: Street Talk - TV Life in Arusha: From Analogue to Digital

  Meditation: Toward an Adequate Philosophy of Evil Read more »

• East Africa: How the People Can Take Charge of the Integration Agenda

  In our efforts to drum up support for regional integration across East Africa, the emphasis has been on the usual areas political co-operation, harmonisation of national economic... Read more »

• Tanzania: Crater Roads Being Paved With Concrete Blocks

  The tracks leading down and up the Ngorongoro Crater basin via steep walls are currently being paved with special bricks to make them more navigable by motor vehicles. Read more »

• Tanzania: Awards: A moment of glory for Matoi

  On Thursday, March 28, 2013 Tanzania Country Director, Glory Matoi, received the Young Achievers Award during the Tanzania Women of Achievement Awards held at the Serena Hotel in... Read more »

• Tanzania: Tourism Slated to Grow Massively

  With improved infrastructure such as paved roads, rehabilitated hotels and airports, and increased domestic flights, the tourism sector looks bright for the coming 2013/2014... Read more »

April 06

• Tanzania: House Fire Reduces Owner to Ashes

  A woman, resident of Sokon II, whose name had not been immediately known but her age estimated to be around fifty years, was reduces to ashes by a raging fire that gutted her house... Read more »

• Tanzania: Customer Service in Town

  There are stories that some women in Arusha City add spices like cloves in the water which their husbands use to bath. That is clearly a good product part of service by the women... Read more »

• Tanzania: Arusha Changes Over to Digital Broadcasting

  The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority have switched off the analogue television broadcasting system for Arusha and Kilimanjaro regions in the night of March 31st. Read more »