Morogoro International School
(http://www.morogorointern...) hires qualified teachers for two year contracts.
There are many non-governmental organizations NGOs in Morogoro, with focus on HIV/AIDS, environment, education, orphans and vulnerable children, to name a few.
There are two tobacco processing plants in Morogoro.
There are many missionary groups active in the Morogoro region.
Agnes
+255 754 010 953 at the new acropol hotel see map does manicures, pedicures, waxing, and massage.
gym
There is a gym on the second floor of the Simba Oil petrol station, on the road from the daladala stand to Msamvu, on the left. Aerobics, treadmills, weights, pool table.
Health services
Malaria prophylaxis is recommended in Morogoro - there are mosquitos all year long. If you'll be in town for a while, it might be worth investing in a self-test kit; some people suspect that local clinics have an incentive to report false positives, in order to sell you medicine.
Shalom Mazimbu Clinic
Not close to town, but open 24 hours. take a taxi, they should know where it is.
Aga Khan Clinic
On the boma road, on the right heading from the daladala stand towards the mountains. probably the best clinic in town, but limited mostly to working hours.
Regional Hospital
see map the largest hospital in the region. can be crowded/overloaded.
Banking
NBC
see map at the posta roundabout.
NMB
see map near the market. atm may not work with foreign/external accounts.
Exim Bank
From the daladala stand, go towards msamvu on the main road. it is across from barclay's.
Barclay's
From the daladala stand, go towards msamvu on the main road. it is a few stores past pira's, across from exim bank. their machines also accept maestro cards useful for accessing european banks.
BOA Bank
Contrary to what your bank might tell you, you will need the original receipt in order to cash traveller's cheques. A Visa- or MasterCard- branded ATM card is a much easier way to get cash.
CRDB
see map on the old dar es salaam road between posta and the daladala stand. new branh now at sokoine university.
Haircuts
Ask around; many ex-pats get their hair cut by folks for whom it's an informal business. If you want african hairstyles braiding there are lots of places in town. Be advised, it takes a long time and is hard on thin hair.
A Cut Above
Ms. Rahma has a following for mens haircuts.
Music
New Savoy Hotel
On the station road past oasis hotel. live music most weekends. not safe to walk after dark. best to go in a group to avoid hassles.
Ze Klub / Ze Pub
On the boma road towards the mountain. take a taxi, not safe to walk. probably the poshest club outside of dar/arusha. disco ! air condiitoned, dance floor, lights, decent bar, cover charge keeps the riff-raff out, somehow.
Swimming
Morogoro International School
found near the main bus stand and mambo club has a full-sized pool. the cost for non-members is tsh4,000/= per day. the tennis courts and children's play areas are also available for use to paying customers at the weekends.
Oasis Hotel
Has a swimming pool for tsh3,000/= per day.
Morogoro Hotel
found near veta on rwegashora rd has a lovely pool. the cost is 4000/= per day