ARUSHA POLITICS HEAT UP

CCM Secretary General (SG), Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi (centre), gathers under his wingsthe out-going Arusha Regional Commissioner, Mr Paul Makonda (left) and ArushaUrban MP, Mr Mrisho Gambo (right) during the SG’s recent visit to the diplomatic andtourist city. Mr Mrisho and Mr Makonda are now vying for the city’s Parliamentaryseat in the October polls. Dr Nchimbi…

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EALA PLENARY RESUMES VIRTUALLY MONDAY

By The Arusha News Reporter The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) will resume it its plenary session virtually on Monday and will stretch to July 8. The session will consider and approve the East African Community (EAC) draft estimates for the 2025/2026 financial year, as well as the supplementary budget for 2024/2025, according to EALA…

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MAN KILLS BROTHER IN SAD FAMILY SPAT

By Kusekwa Kusekwa The High Court sitting in Moshi has sentenced a 31-year-old resident of Hai District in Kilimanjaro Region, Michael Justine Mboro, to 10 years in prison after convicting him of manslaughter in the killing of his younger brother, Emmanuel Justine Mboro, during a family dispute three years ago. Originally charged with murder, Michael’s…

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ARUSHA DEBUTS GLOBAL FLIGHTS

By Nicodemus Ikonko June 15, 2025 marked a milestone for newly revamped and upgraded Arusha Airport when it welcomed its inaugural scheduled international flight from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport with equipment owned by Flightlink Limited, formerly Flightlink Air Charters, belonging to Tanzanian, Captain Munawer P. Dhiran. Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA) Director General, Mr Abdul Athumani Mombokaleo,…

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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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