I had mine 2 days before travel and pale Arusha apt the dude just looked at the yellow book and rubber stamp and I was allowed in..
Only a bored stubborn fellow would harass you.

But why do men fear injections!
That's so so true yet they will tell their kids not to scream.

Imagine! Women are more courageous than men. Men see a needle they panic! Mtu huenda gym/bouncer and to draw 10mls of blood from him for a test you need to sedate him first. Or you padlock the doors because he will run away. Yaani, mama watoto is the one who consoles and tells him, woishe si chungu, usilie Men!

When did they introduce yellow fever cert to transit LHR? I didn't have it last time I passed by there,not even Miami apt where they are more strict.
labda guru nanak

Maybe its due to inherent male physiology...!!!

make sure u have two triangle not one. and original logbook.

I did not say "yellow fever card". I said valid vaccination card. Depending on your home country or point of origin, you may have to prove your health status. Residents of countries with history of disease outbreaks e.g. yellow fever, meningococcal meningitis, avian flu, TB etc would have to prove they are vaccinated against these diseases before they are allowed to pass through international airports. Persons travelling to a region that has an outbreak need uptodate vaccines against that illness e.g. you need a flu vaccine if travelling to most Asian countries. Kenyans are deemed to come from a relatively advanced health care ecosystem and this measures are often not required for them when travelling to US and Europe. Understood?

log book you leave at the kra border point...2 triangles, first aid kit fully loaded with a condom, fire extinguisher * NOT fire stopper , observe ALL road sighs if it says 30 dont dare 31, if the white line is not dotted DONT dare overlap/overtake even if you are all alone..the boys in white are worshipped , they dont take bribes....they have road blocks every 19 kms ie if you decide to drive to Dar...its fun.
Hotels at Arusha are wow...soo many Garden hotels .
this yellow thing i think was done away with.

@Mlefu
Ati?? Are we talking about Arusha ya TZ ama Arusha nyingine? Those cops are the most corrupt!I go to Arusha & Moshi every month and i've had my fair share of drama with the Tz cops. Even the locals call them 'mafisi'. Very corrupt. I've seen them ask for bribes endless times and sometime last year,i was personally asked for bribes yet i had a bus full of tourists waiting,at the police block near Longido. Karibu nilale ndani coz i told their boss to his face i was not parting with a single cent. I threatened to call someone senior at their immigration department and that saved my ass. I've also seen the cops take bribes at the main Arusha bus park and all through the roads especially when i take daladalas(Tz matatus) and they overload. The traffic cops in Tz are as corrupt if not worse than in Kenya. Their public transport system is like what we used to have 5yrs ago here in Kenya

i think we men fear pain quite a bit plus we moan and complain a lot when ill :)