Opposition candidate Mpina cleared to contest Tanzania presidential election
Tanzania's national electoral commission on Saturday accepted the nomination papers of Luhaga Mpina, a senior politician from the second largest ...
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Isimila Stone Age site, Tanzania
The Isimila Stone Age site was first discovered in 1951 by D. A. Maclennan. The density of stone tools scattered ...
Tanzania president cleared to run in October election, key rivals barred
Tanzania's electoral commission on Wednesday barred the presidential candidate of its second biggest opposition party from contesting polls in October, ...
Africa CDC welcomes first malaria treatment for babies as “major advance”
The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) welcomed the approval of the first ever malaria treatment specifically ...
Tanzania court bans live coverage of opposition leader’s treason trial
A court in Tanzania on Monday banned the live coverage of treason proceedings against the East African nation's main opposition ...
The Digo people of Kenya and Tanzania
The Digo people are a Bantu ethnic and linguistic group primarily inhabiting the Indian Ocean coastal strip of Kenya and ...
Julius Nyerere (1922-1999): Tanzania’s anti-colonial activist, political theorist and first president
Julius Kambarage Nyerere, the first president of the United Republic of Tanzania, is considered one of the most prominent figures ...
Songo Mnara: Ancient Trading City and Swahili’s Forgotten Treasure
Songo Mnara Island, located off the southern coast of Tanzania, is one of the most important archaeological sites in East ...
The Makonde tribe of East Africa
The Makonde are originally from southern Tanzania and northern Mozambique, where they still have a large population. The few who ...
Shaaban bin Robert (1909-1962): Giant of Swahili literature and Tanzanian author
Shaaban bin Robert is one of the most prominent and important literary figures in East African history and is considered ...
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