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Tanzania: An entry from UXL's <i>Junior Worldmark Encyclopedia of Foods and Recipes of the World</i>
Fipa Families: Reproduction and Catholic Evangelization in Nkansi, Ufipa, 1880-1960 (Social History of Africa) by Kathleen R. Smythe, 2006-05-30
Socio-Economic Impact of Mining Transnational Corporations: A case of Mererani in Tanzania by AUDAX RUKONGE, 2010-07-26
Wabembe Tribe: Bembe People, Tribe, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania, Kigoma Region
Developing IL Programmmes for Public University Libraries in Tanzania: The case of the University of Dar es Salaam by Evans Wema, 2009-03-10
Indigenous and exogenous knowledge: Application of knowledge management approaches and information and communication technologies foragricultural development in Tanzania by Edda Tandi Lwoga, 2010-05-16
Gender, Media and Development: The Role of the Media in the Cultural Struggle of Gender Transformation in Tanzania by Jill Johannessen, 2009-04-30
Under the Same Shade: Popular Perceptions of Political Change and the Challenges of Consolidating Multiparty Democracy in Tanzania by Petri J. Ruotsalainen, 2010-02-14
Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)
Peninj: A Research Project on Human Origins (1995-2005) (AMERICAN SCHOOL OF PREHISTORIC RESEARCH MONOGRAPH) by Luis Alcala, Manuel Dominguez-Rodrigo, et all 2010-12-31
The Heartbeat of Indigenous Africa: A Study of the Chagga Educational System (Indigenous Knowledge and Schooling) by R. Sambuli Mosha, 1999-12-01
Short guide to the Isimila Palaeolithic site by H. Neville Chittick, 1963
Tanzania and Finland: Aspects of personality development in Tanzania and Finland and forms of treatment in different cultures (Childhood in four societies)
Traditional oral literature procuring post-literacy reading materials and capturing culture (Chuo Kikuu cha Dar es Salaam. Taasisi ya Elimu ya Watu Wazima. Studies in adult education) by Simon Malya, 1973

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AdmiNet - Tanzania
Embassies and Consulates of other countries in tanzania France. Foreign Chambers of Commerce and Industry top Art, culture
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Tanzania And Zanzibar @ TravelNotes.org
tanzanian Language and culture tanzania Tours The Formation of tanzania Zanzibar and Other Islands Zanzibar Accommodation Zanzibar City
http://www.travelnotes.org/Africa/tanzania.htm

Extractions: Directory of newspapers and news sources from around the world. Hotel City Search Tanganyika and Zanzibar Tanzania was formed by the federation of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, in 1964. The histories of the two areas are quite different. When dividing the area up among themselves in the late 1800s, the Germans and the British ignored the claims to parts of Tanganyika by the sultan of Zanzibar. The start of World War I disrupted the great plans Germany had for its part of East Africa, and the British eventually took control of the area.
CULTURE-TANZANIA: Media Still Treats Women As Sex Workers, Mothers, Wives
culturetanzania African Women Called on to Stop Embracing Poverty POLITICS Church Targets Five Firms Aiding Israeli Occupation POLITICS-ZIMBABWE
http://www.ipsnews.net/africa/interna.asp?idnews=19922
Summer Study Abroad Programs In Tanzania
to learn firsthand about the cultural and natural landscapes of Northern tanzania. Student spend four weeks in tanzania studying the culture and.
http://programs2.studyabroad.com/summer/Tanzania.html

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Tanzania
CROSSCULTURAL SOLUTIONS tanzania READING AND TRAVEL GUIDE A comprehensive, practical guide to tanzania featuring maps, a good overview of culture,
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Student Travel Information Discounts - Destinations Zanzibar
Destinations Zanzibar, tanzania It was this intermingling that gradually gave rise to Swahili language and culture in the area.
http://www.istc.org/sisp/?fx=destination&loc_id=135557§ion=culture
CULTURE-TANZANIA Activists Challenge Gender Inequality As Women
DAR ES SALAAM, Jul 15 (IPS) - tanzania still has a long way to go in achieving gender equality and cultures in some communities continue to force women to
http://www.aegis.com/news/ips/2003/IP030717.html

Extractions: Ananilea Nkya DAR ES SALAAM, Jul 15 (IPS) - - Tanzania still has a long way to go in achieving gender equality and cultures in some communities continue to force women to "marry" another woman in order to bear a son for inheritance purposes. This culture exists among the Kurya tribe in the country's North Western region of Mara bordering Kenya . In this tribe an elderly woman without children will pay a bride price to the parents of a girl in order for a "marriage" to take place between them. Under this kind of "marriage" arrangement commonly known as "nyumba ntobo"the girl is then said to be an "mkamwana", meaning daughter in law, of the sonless women. After a "nyumba ntobo" marriage has taken place, the elder woman allocates a man, usually from her clan, to the "bride" and children born of this relationship will belong to her. The children are referred to as the "grand children" of the elderly women and it is believed that "nyumba ntobo" marriage brings social security to the elderly women in patriarchal Wakurya society. Charles Nyamasiriri, 28, from the Nyabakari village in Musoma rural district in the Mara region says he witnessed five "nyumba ntobo marriage" in the village in 1997 before he moved to Musoma town where he is currently working.
CULTURE-TANZANIA Breaking The Culture Of Silence
DAR ES SALAAM, Jul 25 (IPS) Antonia Kilegu, 30, looks like a healthy young woman. But when she told a press conference in the Tanzanian commercial city of
http://www.aegis.com/news/ips/2003/IP030726.html

Extractions: Ananilea Nkya DAR ES SALAAM, Jul 25 (IPS) - Antonia Kilegu, 30, looks like a healthy young woman. But when she told a press conference in the Tanzanian commercial city of Dar Es Salaam that she was living positively with the human immunodeficiency virus that causes AIDS many people, including her own relatives, were horrified. She was quickly branded as an uncultured young women wanting to solicit funds by any means. "My daughter I saw you on the television saying you are HIV positive. Oh! You have become such a bad woman to the extent of pretending that you are suffering from such a dangerous disease -AIDS? How dare you young girl, are you cursed? Can a person with AIDS look like you?" her confused and angry stepfather, Bahatia Mikaeli, asked her. Mikaeli is a Roman Catholic Church Community chairperson in the Mgeta village in the central region of Morogoro. However Antonio says her step father's disbelieving attitude towards her changed after Antonia's ex husband died few months later and one of her two children tested positive for the virus. Antonia's step father was not the only one appalled by Antonia's public testimony. AIDS is not openly discussed in this East African country of over 34 million people where the first AIDS case was discovered 20 years ago but communities still call it "Slims".
Baridi: A Culture-Bound Syndrome Among The Bena Peoples In Tanzania -- Juntunen
Baridi A cultureBound Syndrome Among the Bena Peoples in tanzania. Anitta Juntunen, PhD. Kajaani Polytechnic. The aim of this ethnographic study is to
http://tcn.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/16/1/15

Extractions: This Article Full Text (PDF) References Alert me when this article is cited ... Alert me if a correction is posted Services Similar articles in this journal Similar articles in PubMed Alert me to new issues of the journal Download to citation manager ... Reprints and Permissions PubMed PubMed Citation Articles by Juntunen, A. Anitta Juntunen, PhD Kajaani Polytechnic The aim of this ethnographic study is to describe baridi, a culture-bound syndrome of the Bena peoples in the village of Ilembula, Tanzania. The data were collected through open-ended interviews (n = 49), observation and personal field diary, and analyzed by qualitative content analysis. The findings showed that baridi, emotional coldness, was a slowly progressing condition. It started with mild symptoms, such as feeling cold, tired and
IgoUgo: Tanzania Tourism, Things To Do In Tanzania, Tanzania Travel
Read firsthand travel reviews and see vacation pictures of tanzania and other places around culture. Music. Music around the fire, erty, Recommended
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Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad, Work Abroad In Tanzania, Africa With Global Ser
tanzania. Immerse yourself in the wonderful tanzanian culture and country serve Live and work with the people of tanzania for a true crosscultural
http://www.globalservicecorps.org/tanzania/tanzania_main.html

Extractions: Immerse yourself in the wonderful Tanzanian culture and country...serve and learn. Live and work with the people of Tanzania for a true cross-cultural experience while learning about different perspectives on life, family, time, wealth, nature and religion. Best of all, become part of a global family in a Tanzanian Homestay. Feel the sense of satisfaction that comes from giving something back to those giving so much to you. Global Service Corps offers a unique way to experience Tanzania through its Two-Week Short-Term Long-Term , and International Internship programs. Programs range from two weeks to six months. Volunteers give community service by working on service-learning health and HIV/AIDS prevention and sustainable agriculture projects. All volunteers benefit from Global Service Corps' long-term fully accredited NGO status in the country. Also enjoy Swahili lessons and excursions into the beautiful countryside!
Tanzania Culture
Cultural Information. Below are a few links to information on various creative and cultural industries in tanzania. Music Information on Taarab
http://www.beloit.edu/~educ/tanzania/cultural.htm
ArchitectureWeek - Culture - Postcard From Tanzania - 2002.1218
The culture Department at ArchitectureWeek, the new magazine of design and building, serving architecture online like never before.
http://www.architectureweek.com/2002/1218/culture_1-1.html

Extractions: Postcard from Tanzania A Masai house in construction on the Serengeti Plain. Photo: Rob Busby Dear ArchitectureWeek, While traveling on the Serengeti Plain in Tanzania we visited a Masai village. The village is built in a circle with a large wall around it and several entrances. Every night the Masai bring all their cattle into the center of the village and close up the entrances to protect them from lions and other predators. The houses are built by the women of the tribe. They cut down trees that are found in groves scattered throughout the Serengeti. They shape their houses by weaving smaller branches between wood supports stuck into the ground. The women collect cow dung and use it as the surface material for the walls. This practice also serves to clean up the central area of the village. They use grasses and dung for the roof. The smell definitely takes some getting used to! The dwellings are built without a chimney for the kitchen fire. They must depend on the leaks in the walls for cross-ventilation. When a man gets married, his wife builds a home for them in his area of the village. When he marries again (he can have up to four wives), the next wife builds her home to the left of the first one. The next wife would then build her home to the right of the first one, and so forth.
Where Can You Read Usenet Group Alt.culture.tanzania
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Tanzania:@:Culture_and_Conduct_or_Local_Customs - Tourist Information And Travel
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Tanzania.StartTips.com
All links to tanzania and Zanzibar. ·tanzania. ·Fifteen Cultural Tribal Tours. ·Adventure Outfitters. ·Africa Travel Bureau. ·African Heart Expeditions
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Extractions: Tanzania en Zanzibar, een geslaagd huwelijk tussen een socialistisch bewind in Tanzania en sultans uit Zanzibar die rijk werd van de slavernij. Jules Nyerere 'the teacher' bleef een neutrale koers varen, hij is een beetje de 'vader des vaderlands' sinds Zanzibar in 1963 de sultans van de troon lichtte. Tanzania is wellicht het beste land om de Afrikaanse wildlife te bewonderen.
Volunteer In Tanzania With Cross-Cultural Solutions
Volunteer in tanzania and make a real difference in people s lives while experiencing tanzania like never before. Work sideby-side with local people,
http://www.crossculturalsolutions.org/Default.aspx?page=tanzania.home
Cultural Visits In Kenya And Tanzania
As the peoples spread out and settled in different areas, the vast distances between each settlement allowed different cultural beliefs to develop within
http://www.eco-resorts.com/Cultural.php

Extractions: Search Eco-resorts: Click here to download 20 customized Safaris to inspire you! Cultural visits in Kenya and Tanzania Where? All parts of Kenya and Tanzania Best time: Any time Kenya and Tanzania offer an unrivalled opportunity to meet some of Africa's various cultures. East Africa offers every type of terrain, including deserts, semi-deserts, forests, mountains, lakes, open plains and tropical coasts. This incredible variety has allowed a huge diversity of wildlife to flourish, making the area famous for its animal safaris. This diversity has also helped tribal cultures flourish, from the coastal Swahili people who are a mixture of Arabic, Bantu and Indonesian, to the Nilotic tribes, the most famous of whom are the Masai, and the full Bantu tribes such as the Kikuyu, Kamba and Abaluhya. Language was the main difference between these groups.
Walking Safari Tanzania - Safari To Remote Areas: Empakaai, Oldonyo Lengai, Lake
Explore tanzania s wilderness on this cultural walking Safari off the beaten track. Highlights are Tarangire National Park, the Empakaai and Olmoti Craters,
http://www.tanzania-adventure.com/walking-safari.htm
Travelling In Africa | African Travel Articles | Tanzania Trip - Cultural Tours.
But there s more to tanzania than that. With a cultural tours programme in place, travellers now have no excuse if they don t get to meet the local people
http://tanzania.safari.co.za/Tanzania_Travel_Articles-travel/tanzania-cultural-t

Extractions: For the average tourist, a visit to Tanzania usually involves jetting in for a whistle-stop safari then zipping off to Zanzibar for a few days. But there's more to Tanzania than that. With a cultural tours programme in place, travellers now have no excuse if they don't get to meet the local people and experience the real Africa. Jeremy Jowell went off to explore... The Maasai clan of Mkuru lead a very isolated life. Pelo, the 68-year-old chief, and his family have never travelled far from their home in the foothills of Mount Meru. To them, northern Tanzania is the world. Their only contact with others is a weekly visit to the big market and meeting the occasional traveller who journeys to Mkuru for a camel safari. Since camels were introduced to Tanzania in the early nineties, the Maasai have come to appreciate these animals in the dry semi arid plains between Mount Kilimanjaro and Lake Natron.

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