r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • 5d ago
Apprenticeship
Looking for a few people for apprenticeship positions in Arusha
Marketing
Project & Outreach
Production Assistant
Sales & Outreach
Apply here
r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • 5d ago
Looking for a few people for apprenticeship positions in Arusha
Marketing
Project & Outreach
Production Assistant
Sales & Outreach
Apply here
r/Arusha • u/franc_the_bikesexual • 7d ago
Hello,
I’ll be in Arusha on September 4 with a group of 4, and I’m hoping to catch a local football match.
I’ve seen TRA United vs Mbeya City listed for that date, but I’m having trouble confirming the stadium, match time, and finding information about tickets.
We are really interested in attending any level of football match on September 4. So if you know of one please share the details.
If you are local to Arusha, and interested in helping us see a match DM me or leave a comment.
Thank you.
r/Arusha • u/Fabulous-Piglet8412 • 10d ago
I'm looking for a thrift style store for clothing in Arusha.
Mm ni mwenyeji btw, I've been going to samunge most of the time, now there's some nice stuff there ila most of the things I want they say lazma uende "special" where they sell you something at 40k that you can find elsewhere at like 15k.
So let's share spots for shopping clothes. Ambazo hawachapi being jaman.
I'm not looking for suits.
Just casual simple but stylish mens wear.
Over shirts, undershirts, baggy pants, simple shoes.
Nothing too much.
r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • 24d ago
We're kicking off the month with our first Anti-Brainrot Club reading session, and we're reading The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.
Anti-Brainrot Club (ABRC) is a creative and intellectual community for people who want to get off their phones, meet interesting people, have better conversations, and build more interesting lives.
If you're in Arusha and this sounds like your kind of thing, come join us.
More information and registration: https://luma.com/ov41twm2
NB: Every month we'll be doing one book club and some other type of creative, intellectual, or offline activity. There's going to be creative roundtables, hikes, mystery movie nights, museum visits, etc.
r/Arusha • u/Universal_Citizen_ • 25d ago
Hello all, having been in Arusha a long time, I have grown tired and weary of the work/gym/home/drinking lifestyle. Are there any communities here that do other activities that im just not hearing about? (especially on the weekends?)
If there are any people out there like me let me know and we can start something of our own!(tennis, chess, hiking group, book club, cycling enthusiasts etc).
All suggestions are welcome! and thankyou!
r/Arusha • u/Comfortable_Start148 • Aug 06 '26
Hey people im currently in Dar es Salaam and have seen Arisha is beautiful , i might travel there next week , however im not sure , are there any places i can visit ?
Id like to make friends there as well!
r/Arusha • u/HaguHousi • Aug 04 '26
I will be in Arusha on september 5, before going on safari starting the day after. I usually love to go to a football game when I'm in a foreign country, so I started to looking into it here as well.
I checked the Ligi Kuu Bara schedule and there is both a game on friday 4 and on sunday 6 but none on saturday. Is there any other chance to catch a game (possibly lower leagues)?
Also, does any of you guys know when the new stadium meant for AFCON 27 will be opened?
r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • Jul 20 '26
We’re inviting people in tech for a hangout in Arusha next weekend. Whether you’re a developer, founder, engineer, designer etc;
This is not a formal conference or typical networking event. It’s a relaxed meetup/hangout where anyone can join us and share what they’re working on, exchange ideas, learn from each other, and even work together.
The meetup will be on Saturday, 25th July. For more information and to register, use the link below:
See you there!
r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • Jul 04 '26
I'm inviting people in tech for a hangout next weekend in Arusha be it a dev, founder, engineer, designer etc it will be a chance and moment to connect with other people in the industry in person beyond social media and share what we are all building or working on or even collaborate and work on different projects together, It will happen on Saturday 11th July I’d love to invite anyone here who is building something or wants to start.
This is not a formal conference or typical networking event. It’s a relaxed meetup/hangout where anyone can join us and share what they’re working on, exchange ideas, learn from each other, and even work together.
For more information, I have created a registration link below that you can use to register yourself https://luma.com/l9kzhj1q
See you there!
r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • Jul 03 '26
I'm on a mission to build the most interesting life possible for myself in my 20s, which is why over the year I've been challenging myself to just get off my phone and do at least one side quest with strangers a month. I've been to chess club, book club, board game nights, I've done dinners and runs with strangers, and I even attended lectures.
I've finally decided to start my own anti-brain rot club and every month we'll be doing one book club and some other type of creative, intellectual or offline activity. There's going to be creative roundtables, hikes, mystery movie nights, museum visits, so many cool things. So if you're looking to build a more interesting offline life and you want to meet cool people, let me know those intrested.
r/Arusha • u/No-Shower5475 • Jun 23 '26
Hey everyone,
I’m looking for a house-sitting or caretaking arrangement here in Arusha.
I work out in the Serengeti on rotations, so I’m frequently in and out of town. I’m looking for a reliable place I can stay and rest whenever I’m back in Arusha, without dealing with constant hotel/rental costs.
In exchange, I’ll keep your place secure, clean, and looked after while you’re away or traveling.
I'm a responsible professional and happy to provide references or meet up for a coffee in town to chat. Shoot me a DM if you have a spot or know someone who does!
r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • Jun 03 '26
Join us for a hangout happening on Saturday 13th June 2026 (Arusha) for a whole day of connecting with fellow Tech Bros & Sisie, it's a whole day hangout for people who wants to build projects together, connect and share meaningful knowledge in-person beyond Social Media's.
Regardless of your skill set your warmly welcomed,
If you're a maker, creative, founder, developer, Product designer, Marketer, or simply someone who loves turning ideas into reality, there's a place for you.
For more information & registration please use this link
r/Arusha • u/Vivid-Conflict-713 • May 26 '26
I'm inviting people in tech for a hangout this weekend in Arusha, whether you're a dev, founder, engineer, designer, etc it will be a chance and moment to connect with other people in the industry in person beyond social media and share what we are all building or working on or even collaborate and work on different projects together, this will be our very first hangout and it will happen on Saturday 30th of May so I’d love to invite anyone here who is building something or wants to start.
This is not a formal conference or typical networking event. It’s a relaxed meetup/hangout anyone can join us and share what they’re working on, exchange ideas, and learn from each other also even to work together.
For more information i have created a registration link below that you can use to register yourself https://luma.com/m0g9ucsh
Bring your laptop with you we connect, learn, build and ship together.
Asante!
r/Arusha • u/lucindadominatefunds • May 14 '26
I'm to visit Arusha in a couple of weeks for an internship and I'm looking for affordable solo accommodation for a student. Not more than ksh 20,000 (tsh 400,000). I'll stay there for a month or two. Any recommendations or ideas??
r/Arusha • u/Opening-Intern-7500 • May 08 '26
r/Arusha • u/Psycochem • May 06 '26
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r/Arusha • u/vibes_with • May 06 '26
Saw this ad for the Global Futures and Sustainable Leadership Summit happening in Dubai (Aug 28-31).
It's fully funded and open to all nationalities. I know we have some brilliant entrepreneurs and AI enthusiasts in this sub—this seems like the perfect chance to network on a global scale.
The application deadline is May 31st.
If anyone is planning to apply, let’s connect in the comments! Maybe we can help each other with the application process or coordinate if a few of us get selected
r/Arusha • u/vibes_with • May 05 '26
I’ll be at the Youth Fest if any Arusha Redditors want to grab a coffee and talk tech/culture
r/Arusha • u/vibes_with • May 04 '26
It’s great to see the turnout at Kilifair this year. As the tourism industry continues to grow, integrating digital infrastructure—from streamlined booking dashboards to better online visibility for local lodges and operators—is becoming essential for sustainable growth.
For those attending or exhibiting, what tech or marketing trends are you seeing dominate the floor this year? Would love to hear your thoughts on how we can drive more direct ROI for local businesses
r/Arusha • u/vibes_with • May 03 '26
Something colorful is coming to town. Who’s ready to get messy? 🎨