From The Arusha News Reporter in Hanang. Tanzanian researchers have once again proved the old adage that necessity is the mother of invention. For some time now, they have been developing new varieties of beans that are drought- and pest-resistant, richer in nutrients and higher yielding – promising to be a game-changer in legume farming.The…
By The Arusha News Reporter. Orlando, USA/Arusha.At the 107th Lions Clubs International Convention held in Orlando, the United States recently, Manish Chavda from Arusha was officially sworn-in as the eighth District Governor of Lions International District 411C.His installation marks a renewed commitment to service under the inspiring theme: “Aspire to Inspire.”Governor Chavda, a member of…
By The Arusha News Reporter. A new scientific study has revealed that residents in Arusha may be unknowingly ingesting dangerous levels of fluoride through a cherished daily ritual: Drinking tea.A recent study, jointly conducted by researchers from Duquesne University and the University of Virginia in the United States and published online, found that groundwater in…
By The Arusha News Reporters Former Arusha Regional Commissioner (RC), Mr Paul Christian Makonda, has emerged the clear winner for CCM’s nomination for the Arusha Urban Parliamentary seat, following a landslide victory in party primaries held on August 4, 2025.Mr Makonda secured an overwhelming 9,056 votes, roughly equal to 97.63 per cent of the total…
Organised under the theme “Leadership for a Resilient Future: Advancing Sustainable Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries 2025”, the Arusha event will bring together government institutions, private agribusinesses, NGOs, universities, research centres and farmer groups to showcase innovations in agriculture, livestock and fisheries, according to the event’s Co-ordinator, Mr. Lorick Daniel, from the Arusha Regional Commissioner’s Office….
By Kusekwa Kusekwa The High Court sitting in Manyara has sentenced two men—Vita Boay Stuhhay and January Martine—to death by hanging for the murder of a boda boda rider, Gidioni Paulo. The sentence was delivered by Judge Nenelwa Joyce Mwihambi after convicting the convicts. The accused were also known by various aliases: Stuhhay as Victor…
Eastern Africa is in crisis. Hunger, disease, floods and displacement are affecting millions across the region — and yet, the East African Community (EAC) remains strangely silent. According to a recent United Nations report, over 58 million people in the region are going hungry and nearly nine million children are severely malnourished. This isn’t just…
On the plains of the Serengeti, we encountered a pride of lions—eight in total—lounging on rocks conserving energy for their next hunt. Many tourists in safari vehicles watched intently, capturing photographs of this majestic pride. But for me, the mission today was to find birds that prey on snakes. Further since, on the open grasslands,…
The world is rapidly embracing digital transformation, bringing major improvements to quality of life and service delivery in this phase of human development. Yet some of us, including decision-makers, remain stuck in an analogue mindset. This disconnect risks undermining the very benefits that technology and progress are meant to deliver. For digital transformation to succeed,…
The year was 1995 and I was in second year of high school. I remember it like it was just yesterday. Our English teacher, Mr. Mubiru, had written some grammar questions on the blackboard and allowed us to work on the assignment. “Are you done?”, he asked us after some time, to which we answered…
