Arusha News

SHIMIWI GAMES TO CLOSE ON THURSDAY

FROM THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER IN MOSHI The three-week SHIMIWI 2026 Games in Moshi will draw to a close on Thursday, 7 October, 2026. The bonanza, which began on 23 September, had attracted over 2000 public servants representing ministries, departments, government agencies and regional administrative offices. The nine sports featured are football, netball, athletics, tug…

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MOSHI HOCKEY GETS FIRST TURF PITCH

FROM THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER IN MOSHI Moshi is building Tanzania’s first wet-base synthetic hockey turf at the Sikh Club, a development expected to expand training opportunities and enable the country to host international hockey competitions. Tanzania Hockey Association (THA) Secretary Kaushik Doshi told The Arusha News that the project had been made possible through…

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ARUSHA FASHION EVENT SET FOR OCT 10

BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER Arusha-based online fashion and beauty business “Flawless Fashions” will hold its first in-person event on October 10, 2026, at Nova Cafe, bringing together 20 girls for shopping and creative activities. The event, titled “Sip, Shop & Bedazzle”, will run from 2pm to 4pm, with tickets costing TZS 20,000 per person….

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Health Diary Lulu

BLOOD IN THE STOOL: WHY IT IS SERIOUS

Welcoming our lovely readers to our weekly health diaries column where we delve into various disease-related topics simplifying complex concepts for our readers. Seeing blood in the stool can be frightening and should never be ignored. It can be a sign of a more serious problem that needs medical attention. Blood may appear as bright…

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Longevity Tips Mark Bura

UNDERSTANDING THE LINK BETWEEN YOUR GUT AND BRAIN

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common digestive disorder diagnosed mainly on the basis of symptoms, after other important causes have been excluded. There is usually no single laboratory test that confirms IBS. IBS is increasingly understood as a disorder of gut-brain interaction. The brain and intestines communicate continuously through nerves, hormones, immune signals and…

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ONE YEAR: JANE GOODALL’S LEGACY LIVES ON

The writer of this article, Mr Sukhdev Chhatbar (right), with world-renowned conservationist Dr Jane Goodall (left) at the Cultural Heritage Centre in Arusha in February 2025. At the centre is Mr Saifuddin Khanbhai, the Centre’s Managing Director, who is overseeing the construction of the Jane Goodall Museum at the Centre. BY SUKHDEV CHHATBAR One year…

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Freddy Mwacha

WATCHING MOVIES WHILE WALKING…

These phones! These phones we love and cannot ignore- even while eating. I was rushing out of a morning train (to work) and in front – a young dude, trousers hanging, revealing underpants, watched a film, walking as if injured; blocking my way and others behind. Gently, tapped the chap- he turned abruptly-with an expression…

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