Tanzania is one of the unique destinations on the African continent that has yet to be discovered by many. It is a land of many wonders hubbing an un-paralleled diversity of fauna and flora. Kilimanjaro, the highest permanently snow-capped free standing mountain in Africa, the exotic Islands of Zanzibar, the finest game sanctuaries of Serengeti, Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, Ruaha, Selous and the Marine Park of Mafia Island are only but a few of the living examples.Video brought to you by Travelindex Network and Travel & Tourism Foundation. Travelindex.com is the World's largest Travel Directory. We invite you to submit your tourism, travel or destination site for publication, its free, at www.Travelindex.com More travel and tourism information and travel videos at www.VisitTanzania.org http www.Travelindex.tv http www.TourismFoundation.org and more...

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For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ facebook.com A senior Zanzibar official says the death toll from last week's ferry disaster could rise sharply. This follows news that more than one thousand passengers were aboard the fated vessel. A senior Zanzibar official said on Monday that the death toll from Tanzania's ferry disaster could significantly rise. The announcement comes after it emerged there were more than 1000 passengers aboard the vessel when it capsized last week, Initial reports suggested the MV Spice Islander was carrying 800 people, well above the ferry's 600 passenger capacity. [Seif Ali Iddi, Zanzibar's Second Vice-president]: "We were told that the total number of people who were in the boat were a little bit over 1000 so we are expecting some more bodies between now and maybe tomorrow or day after." More than 600 passengers were rescued from the ferry. The leader of Tanzania's main opposition CHADEMA party, Freeman Mbowe, urges the Zanzibar government to take decisive measures to improve marine transport safety. [Freeman Mbowe, Leader of Tanzania's Main Opposition CHADEMA Party]: "This national tragedy should serve as a timely wake up call to the government that such an accident, which can be avoided, should not happen in the future." Iddi says South African divers are expected on Monday to start searching the wreck of the ferry at the bottom of the Indian Ocean for more bodies. [Seif Ali <b>...</b>

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VOA's Vincent Makori interviews Tanzania's Ambassador to the United States, Mwanaidi Sinare Maajar, on role of the Tanzanian diaspora in the development of their country.

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This is the interview of Nelly Kamwelu, Miss Universe Tanzania 2011 for the Russian media before she left to Brazil for participating in Miss Universe 2011

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Different varieties of Tanzanian food with Tanzanian music! ENJOY

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According to a huge number of online sources, a 5 year old Kenyan boy - sometimes he's claimed to be Tanzanian or Nigerian - can recite the entire Qur'an and preach in at least 5 languages. The boy is alleged to have converted thousands of people all over the world. This article which was printed in the "Scotland on Sunday" newspaper seems to be the original source for the story circulating on a large number of Islamic websites: There are orphans and street children everywhere. So much so that the sight of another small child standing on a street corner hardly merits a second glance. But only when the boy opens his mouth to speak do onlookers realise that Shariff Idd is special. The five year-old speaks in five languages - English French Italian, Swahili and Arabic - even though he is completely uneducated. Shariff is a preacher who draws crowds of thousands in Kenya to his increasingly regular sermons. The Libyan leader Colonel Muammar al Gaddafi is a great supporter following an audience with him earlier this year. Last week was a milestone for the child introduced to gawping throngs as the "miracle boy" of East Africa. He smiled triumphantly when told he had notched up his one thousandth conversion to Islam in a country where Muslims are a minority. Tours of France and Britain now beckon, according to Hajji Maroulin, one of the boy's four guardians. he will travel as a missionary on a trip to e financed by a Muslim businessman from the Ivory Coast. "When he is not <b>...</b>

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Dubai: The Dubai International Holy Quran Award (DIHQA) competition was launched on Sunday Ramdan 2011 with the participation of contestants from 90 countries. The competition, now into its 15th edition, is held every year under the orders and patronage of His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. The Holy Quran Award competition go under way at the Cultural and Scientific Association in Al Mamzar area of Dubai. Ahmad Al Suwaidi, head of the competitions unit of DIHQA, said the number of contestants had increased to 90 with 12 new contestants proving eligibility. Article continues below Al Suwaidi said all contestants had successfully cleared preliminary evaluations, except for one contestant from Nepal. Four other contestants representing four different countries had also undergone re-evaluations to ensure that they were ready for the competition, after it was shown that they have displayed some slightly weak results during the preliminary evaluation, he added. Preliminary screening "The preliminary round is very important because it helps assess the capabilities of the contestants. Through these preliminary rounds, a schedule is then prepared to distribute contestants of different levels in separate groups," Al Suwaidi said. The contestants with the ten highest overall scores will then participate in a final round during the concluding phase of DIHQA to determine the winner. The competition <b>...</b>

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Follow a year in the life of the Twiga Stars, the Tanzanian women's national football team, as they prepare for their biggest competition, and fight to prove that "wanawake wanaweza," meaning women are capable. For more information, and to donate to the team visit www.twigastars.com

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5 Tanzania Oscar nominated actress Keisha Castle-Hughes travels to the continent of Africa visiting Kenya, Tanzania and the beautiful island of Zanzibar. On her way she passes through the Serengeti National Park, marvels at Mount Kilimanjaro and faces her fear of birds. Series 3, Episode 5/6

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My slideshow 3 of 4 in the series. Uploaded upon pi Nook's request, who missed all of my slideshows at the party. All photos are taken by me and slideshows were produced using iMovie 1. Lake Nakuru 201108 2. Masai Mara 201108 3. Tanzania 201108 4. Fascination of African Wildlife 2011

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As many as 200 people have died after an overloaded ferry sank off the Tanzanian island of Zanzibar. The MV Spice Islanders was sailing between the islands of Unguja and Pemba, ferrying people back from holiday at the end of Ramadan. It capsized in an area of deep seas, heavy winds and strong currents. Tanzanian emergency services say that 325 passengers survived the tragedy. The vessel, built in 1967, was crammed with people and many refused to board the ship at the mainland port of Dar es Salam. ... www.euronews.net

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Albinos in Dodoma in Tanzania are being targeted by criminals thanks to a burgeoning trade in their body parts. The albinos, who suffer from a lack of skin pigmentation, are believed by witch doctors to hold magical powers which makes their body parts valuable for use in medicine. A severed arm or leg from an albino can reportedly fetch in the region of £1000, and while the law has changed to punish those involved in the attacks with the death penalty, the risk is still great enough that many albino children live in refuges to ensure their safety.

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A compilation video from what II have seen during my trip in Tanzania.

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Download Season 1-6 - j.gs Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern or Download this episode: Fileserve: adf.ly Filesonic: adf.ly Wupload: adf.ly Megaupload: adf.ly Andrew samples the traditional Tanzanian breakfast called supu, soup made with goat lungs, heart and liver, as well as cow stomach, intestines and tongue. Andrew also travels to the famous Mount Kilimanjaro and Ngorongoro Crater. Visiting a local tribe, Andrew tries such delectables as fresh cow's blood and the coagulated form of it. The blood is obtained by shooting an arrow at close distance into the jugular vein, however, the wound heals quickly and the cow is not harmed.

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5 Tanzania Oscar nominated actress Keisha Castle-Hughes travels to the continent of Africa visiting Kenya, Tanzania and the beautiful island of Zanzibar. On her way she passes through the Serengeti National Park, marvels at Mount Kilimanjaro and faces her fear of birds. Series 3, Episode 5/6

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Life: Tanzania - Serengeti National Park / Ngorongoro Conservation Area

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Approximately 70 people gathered outside the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs for a commemoration held for the seven individuals killed in Tanzania at African Barrick Gold's North Mara Mine. Peter Munk, who recently donated $35million to the University, is the founder of Barrick Gold. Public outcry over this violence has been amplified by recent reports that local security/police forces employed by the mine have attempted to ban a memorial ceremony for the deceased. To the horror of many local families, these security forces also stole 5 of the 7 peoples' bodies from the mortuary. The violence surrounding Barrick's North Mara mine has been ongoing since the company first arrived in the region. Mass displacements, lost livelihoods, contaminated water and the resulting health impacts are at the root of the ongoing violence. For more information: solidarityresponse.net protestbarrick.net munkoutofuoft.wordpress.com

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Microfinance breaks the cycle of poverty through economic development. Here's how.

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Riding through Tanzania on our recent trip from London to South Africa. In this part, we go from the Rwanda/Tanzanian border to Kigoma for a few nights and then down route B8 to Mpanda. This is where I split up from the rest of the guys to do the trip on my own ... ending up at a campsite just before Katavi National Park. More information : uk2za.wordpress.com uk2za.wordpress.com uk2za.wordpress.com

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The Coastal Resources Center collaborates with USAID and other partners to carry out natural hazard and climate change vulnerability assessments, put adaptation measures into place and share lessons about what works and what needs to be done. In this series of short videos, we explore some practical approaches being used right now by our colleagues in several different coastal countries to manage risk and take no-regrets actions to increase their resilience and adapt to the impacts of climate change. The Pwani Project carried out by the Tanzania Coastal Management Partnership is helping coastal communities assess climate change impacts and find ways to adapt using their own resources and knowledge. Links: Village Vulnerability Assessment and Climate Change Adaptation Planning (V&A), Mlingotini and Kitonga, BAGAMOYO DISTRICT, TANZANIA www.crc.uri.edu Adapting to Coastal Climate Change: A Guidebook for Development Planners www.usaid.gov africa-adapt.net

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