Cyril Brown in action last weekend at Arusha Gymkhana. (Photo by Paul Mzungute). By The Arusha News ReporterCyril Brown emerged as the overall champion of this year’s Four Points by Sheraton Arusha, The Arusha Hotel Golf Tournament held at the Arusha Gymkhana Club last weekend. Brown dominated Division C with a commanding 49 points —…
By The Arusha News Reporter.Alphonce Simbu of Arusha has delivered Tanzania’s first-ever gold medal on the global stage, a triumph that has been hailed as a proud moment in the nation’s athletics history. Fans across the country erupted in celebration as the long-distance runner crossed the finish line in spectacular fashion in Tokyo, Japan, last…
By The Arusha News ReporterThe Acting US Ambassador to Tanzania, Mr Andrew Lentz, has reaffirmed America’s determination to expand its economic partnership with Tanzania, placing particular emphasis on trade and investment opportunities that drive prosperity in both countries. Speaking to journalists in Arusha this week after an outreach tour of the northern regions, Mr Lentz…
By Kusekwa KusekwaJudge rejects conviction based solely on visual evidence The High Court in Arusha has ordered the immediate release from prison of a resident of Mto wa Mbu in Monduli District, Leronjo Ladaro, alias Leboi, who was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for armed robbery at Losimingori Kambi ya Uwindaji in Selala village. Judge…
There was drama in Arusha early this month when the Kenyan delegation, led by Attorney General (AG), Ms Dorcas Agik Oduor, walked out of the East African Community (EAC) 58th extraordinary Council Meeting. The move followed failure to reach consensus on whether to extend for six more months the employment of short-term staff whose contracts…
More than 7,000 years ago, people in Central Asia discovered that milk left to ferment naturally turned into a tangy, creamy food we now call yogurt. Since then, yogurt has been part of many traditional diets and is still valued for its health benefits. In the early 1900s, Russian scientist Élie Metchnikoff noticed something unusual:…
Last week I came across World Population Prospects, a publication of the World Bank which forecast the world’s population in 2100. I was astounded to note that by that year Tanzania’s population would reach 353,512,977 under a high-fertility scenario, 262,834,722 under a medium-fertility scenario and 190,719,754 under a low-fertility scenario. The most widely accepted estimate…
Over the years of attending various tech events across Africa, I have noticed a common theme: Many innovative solutions are created without a clear understanding of local needs or sustainable business models. It is inspiring to see the passion and creativity, but without aligning these innovations with practical, market-driven strategies, they often struggle to make…
Bringing a new baby into the world is often described as a joyful and fulfilling experience. However, for many mothers, this period can also bring unexpected emotional struggles. While it is normal to feel tired or overwhelmed after childbirth, some women experience a deeper, more persistent sadness known as postpartum depression (PPD). Postpartum depression is…
A bright morning day in Mkomazi National Park, where we are welcomed by herds of buffaloes feeding peacefully on the plains. My attention was gracefully focused on birds that clinger on one large herbivorous, feeding right between the buffalo eyes, others on the nose and the buffalo did not seem to mind about them. The…
