The life history of Maasai
The Maasai are one of the tribes found in the Northern part of Tanzania, around the Arusha region. As one of the 125 tribes of Tanzania, they are believed to have originated from Sudan and to have migrated through the river Nile into Kenya and then Tanzania, due to their nomadic lifestyle whereby they move from one region to another in search of greener pastures for the lifestock.
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ARF at Karibu tourism trade fair 2008
Once again, the people from Karibu Fair organised the yearly Karibu Tourism trade-fair in Arusha; kicking off the new season by showcasing all that Tanzania has on offer with operators, lodges and suppliers all putting their best leg forward.
Bush2Beach Safaris presented itself in one of their large mess-tents, the sides of which were lined with [...]
ARF Newsletter June 2008
After a succesful first half of 2008, time has come to share our experiences with you. All about our foundation, all that has happened in our project areas of Eselelei and Pangani and the ideas for the upcoming period.
With many opportunities to engage in one of our projects yourself; we need a multitude of skills [...]
Welcome to the new site
With a fresh new logo comes a fresh new web-site. With the paint still wet, we would like to invite you inside and have a look at this new ARF on-line website through which we hope to communicate all that’s going on around our foundation and the communities we are working with.
Eselelei Community Day
Kicking of December 2007, ARF organised a community day around our project in Eselelei which by all accounts was a great success. A bridge seems to have spanned the distance of uncertainty and no-doubt understanding around the Greenforce (GF) volunteers and ARF’s involvement with Eselelei masai community – all village chairmen, elders and warriors to [...]