Mobile reports from Tanzania

• Dutch TV language programme targeting TanzaniaA team of Lingo, a Dutch TV language programme, recently visited Tanzania…
• Arusha: Charity brings water to schoolThe Saint Elizabeth center has now water in its premises thanks to Rotary…
• Tanzania: Enabling the disabled to live longerMentally disabled people in the northern Tanzania area of Arusha should l…
• East Africa engages in common marketFrom July 2010 onward, there will be no business restriction among the fi…
• Kilimanjaro: Witnessing a catastropheThe melting of the Kilimanjaro glacier is now happening at a worrying spe…
• Tour operators accused of exploitationA war rages on the slopes of Kilimanjaro between porters and tour operato…
• When I eat soil I feel fresh–Pregnant wo…It is not strange to see pregnant women eating soil cake during their pre…
• Picturesque Tanzania yet to be discoveredLocal residents in the northern region of Arusha are calling the governme…
• Arusha: I wish I had gone to schoolIlliteracy is still a major obstacle in Tanzania and many youths and adul…
• Arusha: Music industry lacks distributorsGarson is a Tanzanian musician from Arusha and one of the leading figures…
• Mobile video reporting recognized at UN meetin…The VoicesofAfrica mobile reporters and alumni have received special cong…
• The phone made me more creativeI joined voices of Africa October last year. Since then I have been think…