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Two German-based media outlets started yesterday an aggressive...
Two German-based media outlets started yesterday an aggressive campaign seeking to throw light on the exact location of Africa`s tallest mountain, Kilimanjaro.
Blogging from New Jersey to Tanzania
Simon Mkina relunctantly considers himself a bit of an online pioneer. The journalist from the East African nation of Tanzania has a blog .
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It is unknown how many women in Tanzania have breast cancer. That's because some of them may be dying of the disease and don't know it.
Man, daughter raise money for African orphanages by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
It was a trip of a lifetime and also a journey for a worthy cause. So far, this summer has been a whirlwind for Harpeth Hall rising senior Anna Spoden, 17.
Bethan Trevett and Caitlin Baglow from Risca are raising money to travel to Tanzania in July to do voluntary work A TEENAGE girl raising funds to carry out charity work at an African Aids orphanage is to go ...
MCC experts assess US-funded road projects
A joint team that includes representatives from Millennium Challenge Account -Tanzania, the Millennium Challenge Corporation , and from the US Army Corps of Engineers, are currently making assessment of the ...
Non- traditional exports increased in April this year to USD 155.2m...
Non- traditional exports increased in April this year to USD 155.2m from USD 149.6m recorded in the previous month mainly on account of the increase in exports of minerals, manufactured goods and horticultural ...
Tanzania: Zanzibar schools to close in Ramadan
Zanzibar, : Begining this year all schools in Zanzibar will be closed during the Holy Month of Ramadhan and in December.
With nearly 140 countries to choose from, Ernst & Young's Andy Bates was determined not to follow the traditional, well-trodden route when he requested an overseas assignment.
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Tanzania: Tourism could 'earn Africa Sh100 billion'
By Costantine Sebastian, Arusha Sub-Saharan Africa is said to have potential to generate up to $100 billion annually from the booming and lucrative global tourism market that currently accounts for nearly 10 ...
Explore African wildlife on safari
For an unusual, once-in-a-lifetime getaway, travelers can see lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, cape buffalo and other zoo animals in their natural habitats on expeditions into the African wild and nature ...
60-year-old Ann Arbor man battles stinging wind, altitude sickness to climb Mt. Kiliminjaro
David Keren stands at the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania on Feb. 8. Instead of the blue skies that a friend in a previous climb had described, Keren was met at the summit by a wind so cold "it felt like ...
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Africa travel association's 33rd annual congress in Tanzania explores ...
Africa travel association's 33rd annual congress in Tanzania explores Africa's competitive advantage in global market Jun 18, 08 1:57 am International Delegates Support ATA Efforts to Promote Responsible ...
The land of Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar beckons Indian tourists
Pointing to Kilimanjaro, the highest freestanding mountain in the world, and spice isle Zanzibar, Tanzania is beckoning Indian tourists by promising an experience they will cherish forever.
Over 18 years as San Mateo's city manager, Arne Croce did his job with a minimum of fanfare.
Week-long blackout hurts Zanzibar
The price of water has doubled on the island Businesses in Zanzibar are closing down and residents are bemused as a power cut affecting the whole of the Tanzanian island enters its eighth day.
Runners tackle the Jungfrau Marathon in the Swiss Alps.
Runners are lured by exotic marathons around the world When Dana Pollon started running three years ago, she never dreamed she'd run her first marathon in the shadow of mystical Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.
Jillian Swinford, formerly of Princeton, will spend part of the summer in Moshi, Tanzania, volunteering her teaching expertise.
It started in February 2005 when contractor Joe Wodiuk was on a photo safari with his wife, Jill, in Tanzania - taking pictures of Mount Kilimanjaro, giraffes, lions and native people.
Red tape hinders tourism growth, notes US official
Tanzania has great potential in developing the tourism sector, but authorities need to address chronic red tape at various ports and facilitate smooth movement of visitors, a US government official has said.