Friday | AllAfrica.com
Tanzania: Zanzibar - We'll Never Share Oil Revenue
The Zanzibar Government has re-stated its position on oil and natural gas resources, saying they should be excluded from the Union list.
Friday | Sunday Times
More crash victims off Tanzania
Fishermen have pulled 18 bodies from the Indian Ocean off Tanzania more than a week after 152 people died in a Yemen Airways plane crash, a police spokesman said on Friday.
Tanzania: Goodwill Ambassador Danny Glover visits HIV/AIDS programmes
During his visit to Tanzania, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Danny Glover talks with a mother who has brought a child to a clinic and is waiting to be attended by a nurse.
TIYO performs under the stars in Zanzibar
Editor's note: This is a continuing series on Toledo International Youth Orchestra's planned trip to Tanga.
Marin Voice: The saga of Richard Francis Burton never bores
THE WORLD has known few figures as fascinating as Sir Richard Francis Burton . He was fluent in 29 languages.
Playing the crazy card in Zanzibar
When I lived in Zanzibar, I took to singing in the streets. Empty streets, crowded streets.
Caring Deeply: Missoula Couple Working to Dig a Well in Zanzibar
Sara and Said Hemed with daughter Malia in their Northside workshop. Photo by Greta Rybus.
Zanzibaris kicking the heroin habit
On the dazzling white sands of a Zanzibar beach, a team of footballers is ecstatic, despite losing 5-3. The Muamko Recovery Team are all former heroin addicts and this was their first match in years.
Haroub Othman Joins the Ancestors in Tanzania
Haroub Othman. He was the local representative of Pan-African militancy, a custodian of the records and sentiments of the days of the liberation struggle in southern Africa, and stalwart of the fierce loyalty that African militants had with global revolutionary leadership.
Africa: Cinetoile Promotes African Cinema to Create New Audiences And Business Models
Leaving aside Nollywood films and their imitators, most African films actually have only a very small chance of being seen in the country where they were made.
3 New Members for Dialogue Council
Appointments for Faith Congregation and Zimbabwe VATICAN CITY, JUNE 23, 2009 .- The Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue has three new members, hailing from Tanzania, England and Indonesia.
New player at top end in Dubai
Considering that Dubai is teeming with five-star hotels, it seems surprising that an unknown player would try to break into the market.
Production Company Wins Prestigious CINE Golden Eagle Award
Vancouver: EPIC Global Media is pleased to announce that Tanzania- The Land of Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar & the Serengeti, a 60-second commercial produced for the Tanzania Tourism Board, has won a prestigious CINE Golden Eagle Award.
St. Nyerere's 18 political miracles
The greatest news of this century from East Africa is that the Catholic Church has started the canonisation process which will culminate in the Pope declaring Julius Kambarage Nyerere , a Catholic Saint.
Microsoft Swahili speakers launch
Microsoft has launched its software in Swahili targeting more than 110 million speakers of the language.
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
Common policy on African public service to be formulated
African countries have been urged to integrate public administration systems as one way of pooling resources and cushioning themselves against adverse effects of the global recession.
UN to assist Tanzania's general elections in 2010
The United Nations has offered to assist next year's general elections in Tanzania, the local daily the African reported on Tuesday.
Guantanamo detainee denies guilt
The first Guantanamo detainee to be brought to the US for trial has pleaded not guilty to involvement in two embassy blasts in East Africa in 1998.
Audio | Ahmed Ghailani's 2006 status hearing
The Obama administration on Tuesday transferred its first Guantnamo detainee to U.S. soil by having U.S. marshals move a Tanzanian man from Guantnamo to New York City for trial on capital terror charges.
The Portrait Restaurant, London Work up an appetite with a stroll around the National Portrait Gallery, taking in Lemuel Francis Abbott's portrait of Horatio Nelson or Sir George Hayter's depiction of MPs in the House of Commons in 1833.