The Ngorongoro Crater
The Ngorongoro Crater is one of Tanzania’s most famous and most spectacular natural wonders. It is located within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Northern Tanzania’s Crater Highlands, which [...]
The Tarangire National Park
Setting off on an early Thursday morning, a group of guests excitedly climbed into the safari car. The natural and wildlife in Tanzania is definitely enough to take [...]
The Sukuma
With an estimated 8.9 million people around the Southeastern African Great Lakes Region, The Sukuma is the largest ethnic group in Tanzania. The greatness of the tribe has [...]
THE MAASAI
Famed worldwide for their dances, music, customs and body modifications, The Maasai people are a huge part of culture in Tanzania. Having originated from Southern Sudan, they migrated [...]
Cleaning Living Garden and Conserving the Environment
On a beautiful Friday morning, we walked from our hostel to the daladala station and took a daladala up to Sanawari, a station in Arusha town, as from [...]
How Many Became One
In this series we look at the rich blend of people that belong to Tanzania, where they come from and how they put aside differences to become one [...]
Introducing Shadow of Success
The Shadow of Success for Street Youth of Arusha project was founded in 2013 by Ayubu Kazana. We were lucky enough to spend our day with him and some [...]
Introducing Afrikan Wear Design
A project created to empower women and give them the opportunity to provide for themselves and their families, Afrikan Wear Design has had a positive impact on so [...]
Happy Earth Day
Plant some trees, save the world. Simple, right? Actually, it is! With our planet facing a worldwide crisis due to pollution, loss of vegetation and deforestation, it is essential [...]
Community Day – Pippi House
Feeling particularly fancy in our own private dala dala, a group of volunteers left Nyumbani Hostel on Friday morning for our monthly community day. On the last Friday of [...]
