For information about anamed in Tanzania, or to buy and collect books, contact:

In Mwanza: anamed centre, Dr Peter Feleshi, (kituo cha anamed Tanzania), P.O.Box 451, Mwanza,
Email and Tel: 00255 784 454778

In Bunda: Philip Mateja, Email and Tel: 00255 784 583 137

In Musoma: Maike Ettling, Email and Tel. 00255 28-2620164 or 00255 748-637611

In Kigoma: Gideon Kibambai, P. O. Box 854, Kigoma, Tanzania.

Our anamed colleagues in Tanzania are extremely active. anamed Tanzania was for example the first anamed group that discovered the effectiveness of artemisia tea and moringa leaf powder in transforming the health, and therefore the lives, of people suffering from AIDS. For more information, see “The AIDS ribbon: Out of Red make Green”, in English or in German.

November / December 2011: a two week seminar in Permaculture and Natural Medicine was held in a village near to Moshi. Report in German

Read here a report of the amazing numbers of seminars conducted by Dr. Peter Feleshi with support from Hertha Schwaighofer between March 2009 and June 2011

Read the report of a recent national seminar held in Tanzania:

Dr Peter Feleshi stands with a group of seminar participants around a very healthy artemisia plant - which has helped many of them to be healthy again, even though they are HIV positive.

“Training of Trainers” seminar held in Babati in May 2011.
Mariette Korda is the convenor of anamed Tanga, Email

For more information about forthcoming seminars in Tanzania, contact Peter Feleshi,
Email and Tel: 00255 784 454778

anamed Tanzania is very grateful for the support of Hertha Schwaighofer and the “Tanzania-Zentrum”.
See the June 2011 newsletter (English - or here in German)) which includes much about anamed Tanzania. The newsletter includes the following appreciation:

I have lived in Tanzania for more than 10 years and have observed very critically the different types of development work. “anamed Tanzania” is the project I have been looking for. A project that offers effective help for self-help that can easily and with relatively little financial input be brought to local people throughout the country. For the next years I shall concentrate my efforts on this important task, together with the children of Upendo Home and friends that also share our conviction on the effectiveness of Natural Medicine and its benefit to local people.

The website of the Tanzania Zentrum includes interesting information about recent anamed seminars.
In the menu click on “anamed” and “Projekte”. The pages are first written in German, and then lower down in English.

Back in May 2009 Peter Felishi reported that, in the Malya Anamed Dispensary, the number of patients was increasing every day. He says that most patients prefer to use anamed products and the results are excellent. He says that today, in June 2011, that this is still the case.

anamed Tanzania

anamed Tanzania was registered as a NGO in Tanzania in May 2007 with 190 active members.

As individual anamed members or in anamed groups they are engaged in following activities:

• planting Artemisia annua anamed (A-3) and other medicinal plants and trees
• producing and selling different medicines (A-3, Moringa, different ointments, tooth powder, black stones, herbal teas and others)
• giving advice on village level how to improve the health and living standard by using their own natural and locally available resources.
• implementing small anamed centres in order to treat and advise sick people.
• helping the society to get a better understanding of the AIDS problematic and to help to improve the health of AIDS patients by using natural medicine.
• conducting seminars.

"anamed Tanzania has opened a training centre in Mwanza, where training workshops, information, books and other materials are available.

For more information, especially about the training workshops please contact the centre:
Kituo cha Anamed Tanzania, P.O.Box 451, Mwanza. Email
The centre is situated in Mwanza Isamilo.",

anamed Tanzania is organised in different Zones:

1. "Lake Zone" (Distrikt of Musoma, Mwanza, Kwimba, Shinyanga, Tabora, Kigoma) with centre in Mwanza town.

Contact: Dr.Peter Feleshi, Tel: +255 784 454778

2. "Arusha Zone" (Distrikt of Arusha, Moshi, Tanga, DAR, Iringa) with centre in Arusha town.

Contact: Peter Mfere, Africa Club, Arusha - Kwangulelo, Tel: +255 784 379585

The pictures show anamed members, above one member in his artemisia garden and, below,
another member at his shop where he sells natural medicines and advises the village people.