Culture

Tanzania reiterates on land and ethnic rights at UN

Geneva, Switzerland: At the 53rd session of the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UPR53) in Geneva, Professor Hamisi Masanja Malebo, Executive…

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Infinity Foundation donates equipment to boost conservation efforts at UNESCO world heritage site in Isles

Zanzibar. The Stone Town Management Authority has received professional media equipment from Infinity Foundation to strengthen its capacity to document,…

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PCCB deploys traditional dance to fight corruption in Singida

IKUNGI, SINGIDA: The Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) in Singida region has introduced a new strategy of using…

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Why Kiswahili is Africa’s and the world’s language

PRETORIA, SA: As Kiswahili’s popularity grows, connecting more than 200 million people, Tanzania’s High Commissioner to South Africa, James Bwana,…

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Africa’s greatest artists gather for first-ever World Public Summit in Ethiopi

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia: Some of Africa’s most accomplished contemporary artists will converge in Addis Ababa on July 29 for one…

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Paris braces for “siku wa Mswahili” to showcase Tanzanian culture

PARIS: TANZANIAN fashion and culture are set to take a central stage in France as preparations intensify for the “Usiku…

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Tanzania showcases its rich tourism attractions, cultural heritage in Qatar

DOHA: TANZANIAN Embassy in Doha, Qatar showcased the country’s rich tourism attractions and vibrant cultural heritage during an outreach session…

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Tanzania allocates 578m/- for upgrading tourism at Mangrove Boardwalk

TANGA: THE Tanzanian government has allocated 578m/- toward a comprehensive initiative to upgrade tourism facilities at the Mangrove Boardwalk in…

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Department of Antiquities urged to promote natural heritage for global tourism

DODOMA: THE Deputy Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Hamad Hassan Chande, has urged the Department of Antiquities to increase…

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Baboon’s head and its significance in marriage among the Hadzabe

KARATU: ALONG the edges of Lake Eyasi, the Hadzabe live in a way that seems almost untouched by time. They…

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