An artist impression of the Aga Khan University (AKU) to be built in Ngaramtoni's Manyara Estate. Inset: Longido District Commissioner James Millya cutting ribbon to officially inaugurate the Aga Khan Health Centre in Arusha city. On his left are the Aga Khan University President, Firoz Rasul, Arumeru MP Joshua Nassari and Babati Rural MP Vajilal Jituson. (Photo by Filbert Rweyemamu).

Aga Khan plans ‘College Park’ in Ngaramtoni
It will serve as principal campus for East Africa
 The Aga Khan University (AKU) will invest over USD 1 billion in the next 20 years to establish its campuses throughout the East African region, it has been announced  in Arusha last week..Read more

Lioness puts Maasai morani gallantry to test
Four Men have been admitted in  hospital, some in critical condition after they were attacked by a female lion in Longido District last week.
Mr Jacob Sadira, who is currently admitted at the Arusha Lutheran Medical Center in Arusha city, happens to be the herder who was badly injured from the beast attack, having suffered a ripped right arm, numerous injuries throughout the body and according to doctors the victim had lost plenty of blood. .Read more

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Shoprite dismisses rumours of closing shop, official remains ‘philosophical’
South-African Supermarket chain, ‘Shoprite’ has dispelled recent speculations regarding the ‘imminent closure’ of the Arusha Supermarket as well as all their other stores in Tanzania.  Read more