What happened to the Jews who were living in Kenya and Tanzania?
Jews who were left behind adopted the Maasai culture, names and the language, and continued to practice Judaism in secret, within the pastoralist communities.
‘Mchicha,’ the Pigweed Vegetable dissapearing from Tanzania but sprouting in Ukraine
Mchicha, the popular green vegetable which tastes even better with Ugali, seems to be currently flourishing in Eastern Europe with Ukraine becoming the major grower of the pigweed.
War in Israel: Tanzanian Students reported missing
"We understand that there are two students missing in south Israel where the situation is not OK. The two were on their internship pursuing agri-business studies," the envoy said.
Ngorongoro Marathon takes SOS Children Villages aboard the Race in November 2023
As usual, the Ngorongoro Race will be staged in Karatu District, with the marathon being flagged off from the Loduare Gate Station
Korean Students raise money to construct five classrooms for the youth in Kilimanjaro Region
So far nearly 300 youth have graduated from the establishment’s training programs in Moshi with others being sponsored to attend other colleges.
India versus Tanzania balance of Trade is Worlds Apart
The main products that India usually exports to Tanzania are Refined Petroleum, Packaged Medicaments and Motorcycles and cycles.
Arusha Twiga Club organizes Uhuru Hockey Tournament for December 2023
Coming up in December, Uhuru Hockey tournament is set to attract various clubs from all over the country at the Sikh Union Club courts.
Five Hyenas get killed every year while chasing after the Migration in Serengeti
Scientists documented that nearly 105 spotted hyenas have been run over to death in the period between 1989 and 2023.
How DR Congo people suffer from horrid slave trade in Mining fields
The Initiative for Good Governance and Human Rights (IBGDH) and Amnesty International, claim Chinese copper and cobalt mining is wrecking lives in the DR Congo.
Human voices are more scary to wild animals than the carnivores who hunt them
The human-voice clips, which were at conversational volume levels, came from radio or television recordings of people speaking the four most used languages in the region.