Conclusion
In Tanzania, rhinosporidiosis is non-endemic and in the Central zone, the disease is uncommon thus may pose diagnostic challenges. It’s therefore prudent for both clinicians and pathologists to have a high index of suspicion when managing patients with nasal masses even from non-endemic areas. Moreover, it will be very crucial to make a follow up in the next few years particularly the clinical course of these patients to exclude the possibility of recurrence of the rhinosporidial growths after an extended period of time to evaluate its best treatment modality.