BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER A to Z secured a narrow seven-run victory over Arusha Cricket Challengers (ACC) while Telugu defeated Kilimeru by eight wickets in the ongoing Ali Chomoko Memorial cricket tournament at St. Constantine Ground last weekend. Gaurav led A to Z’s batting with 71 off 40 balls supported by Sejul Hirani’s 48…
New York City.Sweden’s Andreas Almgren and Kenya’s Sheila Chepkirui won the men’s and women’s titles at the New York City Marathon last Sunday, November 1, as the event celebrated the 50th anniversary of its five-borough course. Almgren, the world half-marathon champion, claimed victory on his marathon debut in 2:06:01. Italy’s Yemaneberhan Crippa finished second in…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER The visiting Rotary District Governor Mr Daniel Ddamulira from Uganda has commended the Arusha Rotary Club for implementing a rainwater harvesting project benefiting more than 10,000 pupils and an estimated over 25,000 residents across four villages in Arumeru District, Arusha Region. Mr Ddamulira is the current District Governor of Rotary…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER Arusha’s Gurpal Sandhu says he is ready for the Guru Nanak Rally, which will take place on November 14–15 at Makuyuni , on the outksirts of Arusha town. “We have fixed our car and are looking forward to next week’s (Sunday’s) challenge,” Sandhu told The Arusha News. The local ace…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER A to Z secured a narrow seven-run victory over Arusha Cricket Challengers (ACC) while Telugu defeated Kilimeru by eight wickets in the ongoing Ali Chomoko Memorial cricket tournament at St. Constantine Ground last weekend. Gaurav led A to Z’s batting with 71 off 40 balls supported by Sejul Hirani’s 48…
BY THE ARUSHA NEWS REPORTER Arusha’s Gurpal Sandhu says he is ready for the Guru Nanak Rally, which will take place on November 14–15 at Makuyuni , on the outksirts of Arusha town. “We have fixed our car and are looking forward to next week’s (Sunday’s) challenge,” Sandhu told The Arusha News. The local ace…
New York City.Sweden’s Andreas Almgren and Kenya’s Sheila Chepkirui won the men’s and women’s titles at the New York City Marathon last Sunday, November 1, as the event celebrated the 50th anniversary of its five-borough course. Almgren, the world half-marathon champion, claimed victory on his marathon debut in 2:06:01. Italy’s Yemaneberhan Crippa finished second in…
Cairo.The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has reversed its decision to stage the Africa Cup of Nations every four years, restoring the tournament’s traditional two-year cycle. CAF announced on October 29 that its Executive Committee unanimously approved the reversal, following a review of the change adopted last year. President Patrice Motsepe said the decision would…
BY LULU MONYO QUIET QUITTING VERSUS QUIET CONSTRAINING In modern corporate discourse, few workplace concepts have attracted as much management attention as Quiet Quitting. The term describes employees who consciously limit their efforts to the responsibilities outlined in their job descriptions, choosing not to go above and beyond through additional projects, extended working hours or…
BY ELLY MANJALE Tanzania’s recent discovery of an estimated 223 billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas at Mnazi Bay in Mtwara Region presents an important opportunity to accelerate the country’s industrialisation ambitions. Exploration undertaken jointly by the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) and French energy company Maurel & Prom offers the prospect of strengthening…
BY METHOD K. KIMOMOGORO In February 1985, I reported for duty at the Arusha Zonal Office of the Attorney General’s Chambers. The office had four State Attorneys: Mr George Mlawa, who was in charge, Mr Mkunga Mtingele, Mrs Mary Lyimo and the most junior, Mr Alute Mughwai. When I reported for duty, I realised that…
BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Tomorrow marks Diwali celebrations for Hindus worldwide. It is one of the most significant festivals for Hindus worldwide. Often called the “Festival of Lights”, it philosophically symbolises the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance. The festival has deep religious and cultural significance, commemorating, among other…
BY SOPHIE MIRAMBO WHEN ADVERTISEMENTS PROMISE HEAVEN Have you ever bought a lotion promising to remove dark spots in seven days, only to find the spots still celebrating their existence after a month? Or a health product promising men extraordinary horsepower, yet the only thing increasing is the seller’s income? Well, businesses are free to…
BY DANFORD MPUMILWA A rather strange concept of ‘Old Lands’ and ‘New Lands’ was drilled into our young native minds way back in the mid-1960s as we entered Class V in the then Middle Schools in the country. These were schools for Class 5–7 pupils only. They were unlike the Extended Primary Schools whose mandate…
