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    Mwl HE JK Nyerere Pays Lindi Town a Visit in 1959
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    Mwl HE JK Nyerere Pays Lindi Town a Visit in 1959

    Mwl HE JK Nyerere Pays Lindi Town a Visit in 1959 just before the Tanganyika independence election.
    Tanzania The Soul of a New Africa , Unforgetable DESTINATION - Full Documentary
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    Tanzania The Soul of a New Africa , Unforgetable DESTINATION - Full Documentary

    Tanzania The Soul of a New Africa , Unforgetable DESTINATION - Full Documentary Tanzania is an unforgettable destination. The land of the Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti and the beautiful beaches of Zanzibar, Tanzania offers adventure, excitement and splendor in all forms. With a young and growing population, Tanzania's new business blueprint is in line with the country's consolidated efforts to market itself as an investment hub within the African continent. UNA HABARI? WASILIANA NA GLOBAL TV ONLINE ( +255 784 888982) ( +255 676 229628) Email: globaltvbest@gmail.com abbymrisho@gmail.com HABARI MPYA DAILY: http://bit.ly/habarimpya HISTORIA ZA VIONGOZI ZA KUSISIMUA: http://bit.ly/mikasa_ya_kusisimua GLOBAL RADIO TV: http://bit.ly/255globalradio EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: http://bit.ly/exclusive_interviews Subscribe Global TV, Channel itakayokupa Habari na matukio ya kipekee nchini Tanzania Subscribe http://bit.ly/globaltvonline
    History of the United Republic of Tanzania
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    History of the United Republic of Tanzania

    With a population of over 60 million, the United Republic of Tanzania is a country in East Africa, within the African Great Lakes region. Tanzania borders Uganda to the north, Kenya to the northeast, as well as Comoro Islands and the Indian Ocean to the east. To its south are Mozambique and Malawi, Zambia to the southwest, with Rwanda, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west. There are over a hundred distinct ethnic groups and tribes in Tanzania, some of which are the Sukuma, the Nyamwezi, the Chagga, among others. And of course, there are many languages spoken in Tanzania, however, there's no language spoken natively by a majority of the population. The country maintains Swahili and English as its lingua francas, Swahili being the official national language. The Tanzanian population is dominated by Christians, however, it has some Muslim and Animist minorities. Like a number of other African settlements, the Europeans took over Tanzania, but not without dealing with much resistance. Prior to this European disruption, Tanzania was regarded as home to some of the oldest human settlements, going by archaeological evidence. The fossils found in this ancient land are over two million years old. The Bantu-speaking peoples, who dominate today's Tanzanian population migrated to the area over 2000 years ago. They engaged primarily in ironwork at the time. They were initially under the German rule from 1880 to 1919 when the British took over. Led by anti-colonial activist, politician, and political theorist Julius Nyerere, the Tanzanian people eventually gained their independence from Britain on the 9th of December, 1961. The Republic of Tanzania was eventually formed by the union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in 1964.
     
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