Being in the technology space for over thirty years, Arusha Node Marie (ANM) has continued to empower secondary schools in Tanzania by assisting schools in computer laboratory installations. Todate, ANM has successfully installed ten computer laboratories in ten different schools in Arusha and Manyara regions. These computer laboratories are installed with server systems from Reneal…
Every year, examination results bring excitement, anxiety, celebration and disappointment. Students wait eagerly for their grades, parents look for signs of success and schools review their overall performance. But beyond the numbers and grades, an important question remains: What do examination results really tell us about learning? Examination results provide valuable evidence of student performance….
BY ADAMA DIENG Across our continent, crises that should shake us to the core risk becoming routine. Sudan remains engulfed in war. Violence and displacement persist elsewhere. In Somalia, hunger once again threatens millions, with children carrying the heaviest burden. Each tragedy competes with the next for attention, as if suffering were becoming an ordinary…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER LAWYERS and legal professionals from across Africa are expected to gather in Cairo, Egypt, next week for the 16th Annual Conference of the Arusha-based Pan African Lawyers Union (PALU). The conference will take place from August 31 to September 2, 2026 at the InterContinental Cairo Semiramis Hotel, bringing together lawyers,…
THE High Court at Tanga has ordered Halima Togolai Gidioni be released from remand prison where she was detained over a manslaughter charge for ‘killing’ her lover, Christopher Charles, of Majani Mapana area in Korogwe district, early this year. Judge Abdallah Gonzi ordered her released despite pleading guilty as charged. The Judge held that the…
BY FILBERT RWEYEMAMU ARUSHA’S long-running search for additional water sources has once again brought Lake Duluti into focus, with the Pangani Basin Water Board (PBWB) planning fresh studies to determine whether the crater lake could sustainably supplement supplies to Arusha City and parts of Arumeru. PBWB Director, Segule Segule, said any future abstraction from the…
It peeped from the skies,A pearly hue,To glisten with dew.The buttery sun,Spreading its warmthThe clouds billowedAnd puffed.And the sky had aBeehive activity of its own,With an orchestra of bird twitter,Or the sound of an occasional chopper.The day wrapped its foldsinto a ruby-red knot of ribbons,And then like a bashful youthKissing for the first time,Blushed the…
Long ago, in a village between the ocean and the plains, people believed the sea had a restless child named El Niño. Many years, he slept beneath the waves, while farmers planted maize and fishermen followed currents. One season, El Niño awoke early. He danced across the ocean, warming the waters and calling clouds from…
The pastor’s goat broke free againIt jumped the fence and joined the rainIt chewed the ushers’ Sunday shoesThen walked inside without excuseAnd stood beside the second pewThe choir paused mid-praise and lookedThe drummer stared, his beat mistookThe goat let out a holy sound It walkedaround, then sat back downAs if it knew the sermon’s pointThe…
Welcoming our lovely readers to our weekly health diaries column where we delve into various disease-related topics simplifying complex concepts for our readers. Diabetes does not always appear suddenly. For many people, the body gives an early warning: Prediabetes. It is a condition where blood sugar levels are higher than normal but not yet high…
