Exploring Singida yielded few familiar scenes in the town which has expanded enormously since 1966. The Urban district has a population of about 120,000, and in the 1960s I imagined it was about 5,000, but that's just what it felt like.
Fr Carroll's former rectory is now the office for a social service group, Singida Inter African Committee (SIAC)
Shops up the street, where we used to get supplies
The Chief's house, near the Girls' School
Mosque that was under construction in 1965
Nyaturu houses outside town.
The road I remember, from Dodoma
The unforgetable rocks of Singida
Our hosts at the Singida Social Training Centre, Sr. Hilda and her manager, Luce
Fr Carroll's former rectory is now the office for a social service group, Singida Inter African Committee (SIAC)
Shops up the street, where we used to get supplies
Mosque that was under construction in 1965
Nyaturu houses outside town.
The road I remember, from Dodoma
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