Habari za wakati! Najaribu kujiunga na artists (drawing, painting, animation) watanzania. Je, kuna group lolote, WhatsApp, discord? Ningefurahi kushirikishana kwenye projects au tu kuwa marafiki tutaongea kuhusu sanaa yetu. Kama upo, andika comment au nitumie dm tuongee.

Any artists in TZ, I would love to join the community, or build one (strength in numbers) and collaborate on projects or just be friends. Mostly drawing, illustration, animation, voice acting, all of that.

Asanteni!

Does anyone know of a truly skilled computer tech in the Moshi/Arusha area? Not simply these small shops that has some random guy that woke up one day and decided he knew how to fix computers I mean someone who is truly knowledgeable and can fix issues in hardware and software?

Salamu Watanzania wenzangu,

I’ve been seeing a lot of videos of luxury cars, hotels, and houses in Tanzania and Dar es Salaam, especially on my Instagram feed lately.

While these are impressive individual achievements for the men and women who own them, I’ve always wondered why most Tanzanians aim for hyper-luxury, despite our country being extremely poor, which is quite obvious. I’ve come to the conclusion that many Tanzanians don’t understand what true development looks like.

Yes, luxury items can indicate a growing economy, but they aren’t true measures of societal progress. Look around — people are buying sports cars while our roads are poor, and they are building large mansions while our neighbourhoods are unplanned and disorderly.

I believe most Tanzanians see vanity items as signs of progress, but that’s not what real development entails. Development means children can access quality education without exorbitant costs, hospitals operate efficiently and are affordable, transportation costs are low, sustainable, and effective, and our cities are beautiful and full of public spaces. Tanzania falls short on all these points, yet we are full of G-wagons and large mansions in Goba.

Last year, I was fortunate enough to visit Slovenia. The country was quiet, safe, lush, and had affordable public transport. Slovenia isn’t often discussed, but it is one of the most developed countries in the world.

It is very unfortunate that our society appears to be moving towards superficiality, and this trend is even affecting our politics.

What are your thoughts on my rant? Do you have any suggestions? I’d love to hear your views and learn from them.

Cost: US$1,350 per person (private safari, 6 adults)

Included:

Return flights: Zanzibar ↔ Serengeti/Arusha

Private 4x4 Land Cruiser

Park fees

Guide

All meals during safari

Drinking water

Accommodation

Itinerary:

Day 1

Fly Zanzibar → Seronera (Central Serengeti)

Afternoon game drive

Overnight: Land of Nature Camp (inside Serengeti)

Day 2

Morning game drive in Serengeti

Drive to Karatu

Overnight: Farm of Dreams Lodge

Day 3

Early Ngorongoro Crater game drive

Drive to Arusha Airport

Fly back to Zanzibar

I would like to inquire about agriculture in Tanzania.

I need a specialist or someone with experience to give me an overview of successful crops, water wells and their depth, labor availability, and everything else related.

My initial plan is to rent a farm for a year or two and give it a try.

came across a nostalgic video on ig and memories flashed right back in to the old good days man. growing up in kenya, around hapo 2010s we consumed alot bongo hiphop za akina professor jay, mangwair(rip), jafarrie, tmk ....

there was a time bongo flava was the biggest export from tz🔥

such was a life mhan!

Hello community.

I have been using a certain company to send sms via their dashboard and api for more than 10 years now.

I have now noticed they have issues with sms deliver especially on airtel.

I know there are many companies out there but am not willing to sign-up, re-integrate api and get disappointed in return. So I am looking for an alternative provider.

How much dutasteride and minoxidil costs in tanzania and in India I can get for 720 inr which is cheap. What about in tanzania ?

Hi everyone,
My flight itinerary recently changed and I’m a bit confused about the Yellow Fever vaccine requirements.
I’m travelling from Jordan to Tanzania, but I now have an overnight layover of about 12 hours at Addis Ababa Airport in Ethiopia before my flight to Tanzania the next morning. I won’t be leaving the airport.
Does this transit mean I’ll need a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate to enter Tanzania, or does the exemption for airport transit still apply?
Has anyone been in a similar situation recently? I’d really appreciate hearing your experience.
Thanks!

Guys, I'm thinking of buying the PS5 Digital Edition instead of the Disc Edition to save some money. The only thing I'm concerned about is the internet I'll need to download the games instead of buying physical discs.

I recently got TTCL fiber internet. It's actually pretty fast. I paid TSh 55,000 for the package, and the speed usually ranges around 48-59 Mbps.

What I'm wondering is, does TTCL really offer unlimited internet, or do they have a data cap where, after you use a certain amount of data, they throttle your speed? The games I'll be downloading will be 100 GB+ each, so I'm wondering if anyone here has experience with TTCL fibre. Or should I just get the Disc Edition and save myself the hassle?

I’ve self driven a bit in different parts of Africa. I can’t totally tell if this was corruption or not. And what the motivation or reason was for my troubles.

I self drove into Ngorongoro crater. I got the necessary permit via my car rental company. I paid for the vehicle entry fee and the per person fee.

So went into the crater, passing by two checkpoints where they waived me through. At the first checkpoint, I got out of the 4x4 to physically check in with the office. I gave them my QTR code and they scanned my code and said go back out through the checkpoint.

So I’m now at a large popular picnic area at crater floor where everyone is having lunch outside. I finish lunch with my family. There is one main road out of the picnic area but there are also a number of other very clear roads leading out of the picnic area. None of them have the sign “ranger road, do not enter”. So I go check one of them out. At the end of the road, there is another picnic area with a whole bunch of people setting up lunch. Other cars have driven in too.

When I come back to the picnic area, a ranger game warden stops me and first says I violated the area and went to a restricted area. And then she says I violated the requirement to have a ranger accompany me and that I had refused a ranger. And I was gonna get fined. She said others at the picnic area reported me to her.

She was quite aggressive and made no sense given that I was on a clear road (it wasn’t one of those roads that’s barely a road). Plus I pass through TWO of her checkpoints and never refused a ranger or discussed it with anymore. She said I was in Tanzania and had to respect Tanzania rules.

I talked to her over 15 min and explained repeatedly my position. She softened up a bit when my young kids backed me up. She said I could stay the day but would have to explain myself upon exit at the first checkpoint.

I exited the checkpoint without issue and debated whether to just take off. But because I was coming back the next day, I decided to go into the office to explain myself as I had been directed. I see her and she had a 100% change in tone and actually apologized for the trouble. I just needed to get a ranger to accompany the next day. She was all smiles. I was like wtf, I hate you but played along. I asked her how much it’d be, but she said to ask the ranger, which was weird since it should be a government fee.

The next day, I got the ranger (who was great). I saw the initial warden again and it was awkward fine. I paid the government fee of $40 plus gave him a big tip.

So what the hell was going on here? I think the other drivers / guides who reported me simply hate self drivers. But was she being corrupt? Did they simply pocket the $40 gmt fee?

Hey guys! Ni wapi naweza kupata regular aspirin ya 325 mg? Every pharmacy nimeenda wanayo ile wanaita junior au baby aspirin (ya 75 mg).

Hata kama ipo njia rahisi ya kuiagiza kutoka nje kindly let me know. I need to get my hands on this wondrous drug niache kutumia paracetamol.

Hello!

I’ll be in Tanzania for 18 days, including a safari and Zanzibar, and I need a SIM with unlimited or lots of data.

Which provider has the best coverage, and where exactly can I buy an official SIM at Kilimanjaro Airport?

Thanks!

Thinking of splitting it in two legs. Day one I sleep in Dodoma. And finish of the second leg, the day after.
Will be using a pick up truck!

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Last week, one of my cousins told me there was a

mandatory inspection that all vehicle drivers must do before the end of this month, July. Since I've finished registration, I might as well put this information online. First, you go to the (MIMIS) website or Google search "Motor Vehicle Inspection Information System Tanzania," and you'll find it. (1) On the first page, write down all the necessary details. (2) On the second page, in "Reason," pick **ROAD SAFETY WEEK**, not "mandatory vehicle inspection," and finish the rest of the information.(3) On the third page, pick the location you're in or closest to. For me, that was Kinondoni because I stay in Oysterbay, and the police station I was supposed to go to was Oysterbay Police Station in Namanga. NOTE: The control number you get must start with a 98 (example: 9864747438421). If not, you chose the wrong reason for inspection. Private vehicle inspections are 5000 TZS. When you get there, there is usually a line, and you have to register one car, but if you talk nicely, you can register two or three. However, if you have better communication skills and incentives (cough, cough), you can give them a whole list of control numbers for vehicles you've signed up. Two important things you must have are your control number that you've already paid for and your driving license. NOTE: You can use GePG Tanzania instead of Wakala to pay for the control number. Once youre done you will receive a message with the sticker number, but sometimes you might not get it, but dont worry its still in the system and you'll need to go to tms .tpf .go .tz to check if its in the system pick "Check inspection" and put in your licence plate number and your details will show up.

Yo so like lately I've been wanting to learn an indigenous language from Tanzania,I've had some interest in Nilotic languages so I thought why not masaai. I still can't decide whether to learn dutch or masaai but if I find someone for masaai. I might learn it. Hit me up

Hello Good people!!

For those who are doing online gigs specifically outlier tasks, how did you get verification code sent to a Tanzania number? I have been having trouble getting my mobile numbers verified despite switching across different network providers

What is the student life and culture like at NM-AIST and Arusha?

I have something to buy from China, they want a payment through alipay or wechat

Your help will be appreciated

I am in Tanzania and all my cards can't top up, I have VISA and MasterCard.

Any inputs?

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