A dazzling display of skill and composure saw national golf sensation Medina Iddi claim top honours at the Airtel 2025 golf tournament at Arusha Gymkhana Club last weekend. Iddi emerged as the gross winner with a score of 78, solidifying her position as one of Tanzania’s finest on the greens. In the Division one category,…
Organised by: Kisangara Tours LtdDate: 6th July 2025Location: Mwanga, KilimanjaroStarting Point: CD Msuya Square Race Categories: Registration Fees: Payment Options: 📞 Contacts: Motto: Mwanga Yetu, Utalii Wetu
Nairobi.The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has raised its concern over slow renovations at Kasarani and Nyayo stadiums for hosting the upcoming 2025 African Nations Championship (CHAN). CAF inspectors, led by their vice president Pierre Alain Mounguengui, conducted assessments recently and found both Kasarani and Nyayo were behind schedule in meeting the required standards.
Chair-based exercises are more than just seated movements— they’re a gateway to better flexibility, balance, and circulation, especially for older adults or those with limited mobility. Known as Armchair Yoga, this gentle practice includes neck stretches, shoulder rolls, hand movements, ankle circles, and even standing poses done beside or behind the chair. When done daily,…
The Kilimanjaro Machine Tools Manufacturers Company Limited (KMTC) was established in 1981 as part of a broader initiative to enhance the country’s industrial capabilities by producing metalworking and woodworking machinery. However, like many factories in the region, it became dormant in the 1990s and remained a moribund state for almost 30 years – until recent…
As the rainy season sets in, so does the familiar wave of sneezing, sore throats and runny noses. Many people notice that they or their children seem to catch colds more often when it’s wet and chilly outside – but why does this happen? Firstly, it’s important to understand that colds are caused by viruses,…
Let me make my position very clear. I am for a united East Africa, a unified Africa and a patriot to the pith. To reach there, no doubt, we all need to have common values – political, economic and social. There can be no two ways about it. And, to be African, we have to…
A breathtaking sunrise was unfolding as the call of the African Mourning Dove echoed through the forest, playing an integral role in the symphony of nature. We were driving through Lake Manyara National Park, in an area dense with lush forest and majestic trees that towered over the horizon. I suppose some of these trees…
Over the years, I’ve collected more than 2,000 books – each one full of promise. Yet I often struggle to find the time to read them. In Nyegina in Musoma Rural district, where I oversee a library project near a secondary school, we face a similar challenge: getting students to read beyond the syllabus. Growing…
Something interesting is happening in East Africa and not many people are talking about it. Uganda and South Sudan recently held a high-level meeting – not with their EAC partners, but with the Central African Republic (CAR), which isn’t part of the bloc. The Kampala meeting seems like a win-win scenario. Improving roads between Kampala,…
