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Updated: Wednesday August 13, 2008 6:33 PM
Nile source a mystery 143 years after Speke
27.07.05 | IT will be exactly 143 years tomorrow since the legendary English explorer John Hanning Speke discovered the source of River Nile, on July 28, 1863. To date, emotional debates still rage high about the real source of the Nile, making it stand out as one of the greatest enigmas…
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Projects unveiled to mark Zinja Golden Jubilee
13.08.08 | Organisers of the 50th anniversary since the discovery of the famous Zinjathropus skull at Olduvai Gorge have unveiled a five year plan for paleoanthropological capacity building in the country.
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The enchanting Usambaras
20.06.08 | I wanted to spend my birthday in Lushoto which is in heart of the Usambara Mountains. The trip was about 6 hours from Dar-es-Salaam and of course it could have been shorter if my kids hadn't made so many…
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Man’s earliest footsteps in Tanzania may be lost forever
18.01.08 | The world's oldest human tracks located in northern Tanzania are being threatened by soil erosion and tree growth, scientists have warned. According to an article appearing in yesterday's edition of the…
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Ghosts of Zanzibar
08.01.08 | I was awakened very suddenly in the early hours of the morning. I sat up in bed and saw a tall figure standing nearby, looking eastward, dressed in a light brown burnoose with its hood up, concealing the…
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Makonde culture yet to be effaced
06.12.07 | Located South East of Tanzania spreading to the north East of Mozambique, the Makonde are one of the most prolific art-producing cultures in East Africa, and their works are known worldwide. The Makonde…
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History Told in Silent Walls
23.11.07 | If you are planning to visit the historic town of Bagamoyo this weekend, here is one place you should add on your to-do list: the Caravan Serai Museum in Stone Town. To start with, the building in which…
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