Save our cultural heritage

Ancient ruins at Kilwa Kisiwani in Southern Tanzania. The United States Embassy Public Affairs Officer Ms. Marissa Maurer along with representatives from the Ministry for Natural Resources & Tourism and local dignitaries, celebrated the successful conclusion of a project to conserve ancient ruins at the Kilwa Kisiwani and Songo Mnara World Heritage Site. This project was implemented in partnership with the Tanzanian government’s Antiquities Division and the World Monuments Fund, with...

>Representatives from all over the world walk through the doors of the Mercedes Benz CFAO offices in Dar es Salaam. Some of these guests have never been to Africa, much less Tanzania, and hold various misconceptions and beliefs about the local people.

The American people have a commitment to combat the global scourge of wildlife trafficking and I would like to draw attention to how and where the American and Tanzanian peoples and governments can work together to save the world’s precious wildlife.

Special Seats MP Maryam Msabaha (Chadema) has raised the alarm over the destruction of historical buildings that are being replaced by modern ones in Bagamoyo District.

Twenty six year old Rozalia Shayo struggles to fit in amongst her peers; apart from a mere greeting, which she has troubles getting right, she cannot speak Chagga, her mother tongue.

How Ethiopian children in the US rediscover their roots

Union Is Tanzania's Most Prestigious Heritage
AllAfrica.com
FIFTY one years ago, in 1964, a united nation among other nations was born, a combination of two sovereign states who willingly gave up part of their freedom to form the United Republic of Tanzania. The Union between the Republic of Tanganyika and that ...

Questions about identity and relations are on the minds of Ethiopians living in Washington.

>The European Union (EU) has joined efforts to conserve Dar es Salaam’s rich architectural heritage currently under threat from real estate developers.