Moil Racing Team from Uganda Returns to defend Tanzanian Crown at Guru Nanak Rally in Arusha
The fourth round of National Rally Championships re-opens motor racing activities in Arusha that have been in hiatus for two years
Kilimanjaro Coffee from Tanzania now dominates Shinjuku, the biggest Railway Station in Japan
Kilimanjaro brand is currently ranked third among popular coffees in Japan with the product continuing to gain track on the beverage sector soon set to take the top slot.
Africa’s first Airbus A350-1000 plane lands at Kilimanjaro
As it happens, the A350-1000 comfortably accommodates from 350 to 410 passengers in a standard three-class configuration, with 40 percent more area for premium-category seating.
Elephant tramples Serengeti Park Ranger to death in Tarime
As cases of Human-Wildlife Conflicts continue to take Tanzania by storm, a wildlife ranger in Serengeti National Park has just been killed by charging elephant
United States express concern over violations of ceasefire in the Eastern DR Congo by rebel groups
The M23 group was ordered to immediately cease hostilities and withdraw from its positions in the North Kivu Province of DRC.
Calling Sino: Dar launches campaign to attract Chinese Tourists into Tanzania
Studies indicate that future international tourists' traffic will be flowing from mostly China and Asia and Tanzania wants a piece of that
It is now 30 years since the establishment of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Arusha
The United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (UN-ICTR) operated from Arusha City, in Northern Tanzania for more than 20 years before morphing into the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals
Tourists watch in disbelief as Python Kills an Impala at Nyerere National Park
Apparently, snakes, whether large or small seem to be shy creatures, when the tour van arrived at the scene of its kill, the serpent quickly slithered away into the nearby palm bushes to hide.
International Travellers will reach 2.4 billion in 2040. But is East Africa getting a share of that?
A new research from Google, Deloitte, and industry partners predicts a staggering 60 percent increase in international travellers by 2040.
Ethiopian Airlines form a new company in DRC to operate as Air Congo starting December 2024
Air Congo which is essentially a phoenix rising from its own ashes, will fly two Boeing 737-800s leased directly from the mother company, the Ethiopian Airlines’ fleet.