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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.

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:

https://luma.com/u1khzire

See you there!

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!

Hi

I came across an agency website that uses a fullscreen project showreel with segmented progress bars at the bottom, similar to Instagram Stories or Snapchat Stories. Each project appears to be treated like a "story," and users can navigate between them while the progress bar advances.

I'm wondering:

• Is this type of interaction possible to build entirely within Framer?
• Would it require custom code overrides, or can it be achieved using Framer's native features and animations?

Here is the link to the website https://thiswasmajor.com/

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 https://luma.com/nglv40px

Is it something you would like to join?

I’m organizing the first edition of Makers Café EP01 happening in Arusha on 30th May 2026, and 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 for founders, developers, designers, creators, and freelancers to connect, share what they’re working on, exchange ideas, and learn from each other, and even to work together.

The goal is to build a real community of people who are actively creating products, brands, careers, or ideas and want meaningful connections beyond social media.

More information & registration : https://luma.com/m0g9ucsh

Arusha traffic has been getting worse lately and it’s not just one area, it feels like the entire city is affected. It’s starting to become a serious issue.

What worries me more is the long-term outlook. With the city growing fast, how are we supposed to handle this in the next few years if there’s no clear plan for road expansion or traffic management?

Curious to hear what others think 🤔

Captured this side view on an evening walk.