YOU WILL GO TO JAIL, VP WARNS ROGUE PHARMACISTS

By The Arusha News Reporter The government has reiterated its commitment to prosecute unethical pharmacists who steal and sell public medicines, because the malpractice undermines the delivery of daily public health services. Opening the Annual Scientific Conference and General Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Tanzania (PST) in Arusha recently, the Vice-President, Dr Philip Mpango…

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ARUSHA LOBBIES FOR FIXED KARIBU-KILIFAIR VENUE

By Nicodemus Ikonko Karibu-KiliFair (KKF) 2025, East Africa’s premier international tourism exhibition, concluded on a high note in Arusha last week, earning praise from exhibitors and government officials alike. Held from June 6–8 at the Magereza–Kisongo Grounds, the event attracted over 800 exhibitors, 1,000 international buyers and 5,000 tourism-related companies from around the world. In…

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ARUSHA BRACES FOR BATTLE OF THE TITANS

By The Arusha News Reporters It is not yet official, but all signs indicate that the race for the influential Arusha Urban parliamentary seat is already taking shape. Early political undercurrents suggest a potential contest between incumbent MP, Mr Mrisho Gambo and current Arusha Regional Commissioner (RC), Mr Paul Makonda – both prominent figures within…

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WHEN WARNINGS GO UNHEEDED…

By Mboneko Munyaga The story of a man who allegedly hanged himself after a dispute involving two goats in Arusha recently reminded me of what a senior psychiatrist at Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) in Dar es Salaam once told me about the link between depression and suicide. The tragedy is that, rather than raising alarm,…

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MOSHI FIRM FINED HEAVILY OVER NSSF CASH

By Kusekwa Kusekwa The High Court in Moshi has ordered Tudeley Estates Limited, an agricultural company, to pay over 232m/- to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) being non-remitted members’ contributions and penalties for retirement benefits for 52 months from 2019 to 2023.The order was given in a summary judgement, meaning the defendants did not…

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