Arusha, Kili ‘boiling’

By The Arusha News Reporter Arusha and Kilimanjaro are currently experiencing very hot weather, with daytime temperatures soaring to over 34°C, a significant increase for the highland regions that typically enjoy a moderate climate and become extremely chilly during their dry or wintry season, expected in just the next three months. According to the Tanzania…

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Nahhay wins Manyara cross country

Some juvenile participants at the start of the Manyara Race, held in Babati. (Photo by a Correspondent). By The Arusha News Reporter John Nahhay took top honours at the Posso Sports Madunga 10-kilometre Cross Country held in Babati, Manyara region, on February 8, 2025. Nahhay clocked an impressive 29:46.43, outpacing his closest challengers, Peter Gidoska,…

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Preserving cultural integrity: Need for guiding Tanzania’s music scene

Vulgarity in Music: Threat to Tanzania’s Cultural Values TALKING SPORTBy A Special Correspondent In recent years, Tanzania has seen a surge in musical content from young artists that stirs debate about its alignment with the country’s cultural norms and values. Songs like “Naenda Toilet, Nyege Nyegene, Nipe Bia” and “Nitongoze”, among others, may seem humorous…

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DIPLOMATS CONQUER MT KILIMARKING 63 YEARS OF ‘UHURU’

High-altitude mountain climbing poses many challenges, which makes it all the more exhilarating when diplomatic envoys, typically not associated with high levels of physical endurance, successfully reach the freezing summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak. According to information from the Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA), three ambassadors—one retired and two still serving—were among nearly…

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