April 06

• Tanzania: Motorcycles Knocks Down to Death Esso Resident

  A resident of Esso Area in Arusha City whose name was not immediately known but her age estimated to be 39 years old was knocked down to death by a motorcycle while she was... Read more »

• Tanzania: How Pippi House helps runaway girls reunite with their families

  Pippi house is a complete solution for girls who without financial help will have very small chances of gaining education, self-sufficiency, marriage and other things that we all... Read more »

• East Africa: Ntaganda is gone, but there is still no peace for the Congolese

  News of the surrender and subsequent extradition to The Hague of Bosco Ntaganda was received with shock around the region. The circumstances that led the warlord to walk into the... Read more »

• Tanzania: Digital Migration Leaves Behind Arusha Residents

  Many Arusha and Moshi residents woke up to greyish screens on their Television sets when they tuned on the sets on Monday, the 1stof April 2013 shortly after the Tanzania... Read more »

• Tanzania: Mkomazi: Isolated, tranquil

  The isolation and pure tranquility of the area lends itself well to those looking for peace or a bit of time-out. This doesn' t exclude the wilder and more restless souls as the... Read more »

• Tanzania: Grief As 13 Perish in Moshono Quarry

  Moshono, one of the sprawling modern residential areas of Arusha was since last week reeling in grief as 13 people most of them residents of the area died instantly when a murram... Read more »

March 30

• Tanzania: National Parks Authority Spends U.S.$7.4 Million in Outreach

  Tanzania National Parks has spent more than Shs. 12 billion in nine years to support 651 development projects in districts neighbouring parks. Read more »

• Tanzania: In Focus: Fascinating Events Associated With Rain

  It is common particularly for the media to express negative events associated with rain. Such events include floods which destroy lives and property. But, there are also... Read more »

• Tanzania: Roads Authority Expresses Concern Over Fire Threat

  The Tanga Regional Office of the Tanzania Roads Agency (TANROADS) has expressed concern over increased incidences of fire along major roads saying they threatening to destroy the... Read more »

• Tanzania: Kidney Detection SMS Earns Tigo Accolade

  Tigo Tanzania was recently honored with a certificate of appreciation from the National Kidney Foundation for its immeasurable support towards the development of a Kidney Detection... Read more »

• Africa: African Health Community Keen to Tackle Malnutrition

  A thin kid with a huge belly due to kwashiokor is a common sight in many parts of Africa, especially in countries severely devastated by famine and other calamities. Read more »

• Tanzania: Truth About Departed Advocate Nyaga Mawalla

  An Arusha-based prominent advocate Nyaga Mawalla passed away on Friday March 22 in Nairobi prompting widespread rumors about both his life and circumstances leading to his death. Read more »

March 24

• Tanzania: Maasai Morans Join War Against Poachers

  Maasai worriors in Monduli District have pledged to join forces in fighting poaching around their villages after having realized tourism benefits. Read more »

• Tanzania: Street Talk - Empowering Youth to Be Self Reliant

  Ngorongoro: The Eden of Africa Read more »

• Tanzania: Tanga Files: Invented Sisal Decorticators Helps Small Scale Farmers

  Having encountered hardships in processing their products, small scale sisal growers in Tanga region hardly knew that the problems they were facing ,would one day be history. Read more »

• Tanzania: Bodaboda Riders Receive Shot in the Arm

  Retired Prime Minister and Member of Parliament for Monduli Constituency, Mr. Edward Lowassa has helped a fundraiser realize shs 85 million, an initiative to step up youth... Read more »

• Tanzania: Ngorongoro: Eden of Africa

  The Ngorongoro Crater is endowed with a remarkably rich cultural (the Maasai) Historical and unparalleled natural diversity. The Conservation area is inhabited by the Maasai... Read more »

• Tanzania: Shot Nun Prays for Assailants' Forgiveness

  Police in Arusha are investigating a day-light robbery and shooting of a Roman Catholic Church nun identified by the name of Shoban Synd from India. Read more »

• Tanzania: Police in Arusha Seize Illegal Drugs

  Police in Arusha Region have impounded 53 parcels of an illegal mind bending drug, known as khat (Catha edulis) in two different incidents. Read more »

March 16

• Tanzania: UN to Build New 'Base' At Kisongo Area

  The United Nations has earmarked USD 8.7 million dollars for the construction of a building in Arusha to house archives of the UNICTR as well as an office for the Tribunal's... Read more »

• Tanzania: Poacher to Serve 15 Years in Jail

  A Resident of Kiberash Village in Kilindi District Tanga Region, Abdallah Kisailo (58) has been sentenced to serve 15 years in jail and also fined Shs. 5 million for being in the... Read more »

• Tanzania: Villager Killed Over Sh500 Debt

  A resident of Ngalada Village, Endasak Ward in Hanang District has been killed after defaulting payment of a TShs. 500/= (five hundred) debt. He was ferociously struck on the head... Read more »

• Tanzania: Mixed Signals on Trust

  Many people in Kenya have expressed much trust on the election process in the country if based on the percentage of eligible people who voted during the 2013 general elections in... Read more »

• Tanzania: Eriya Kategaya Floating Down and Away

  Slowly, gradually, he detached himself, breathing less and less, fainter and fainter, then he was off and free, like a dry leaf from a tree, floating, down and away. It was not the... Read more »

• East Africa: Democracy in Kenya

  There was a collective sigh of relief throughout East Africa at the end of last week when it became clear that Kenya had pulled off a successful election. Read more »