General information: In 1964, shortly after independence, Tanganyika and Zanzibar merged into a single state, called Tanzania. One-party rule ended in 1995 with the first elections since the 1970s. democratic elections. Zanzibar’s semi-autonomous status and popular resistance have caused two elections won by the ruling party since 1995 to be dubious by international observers. Geography […]

According to Localcollegeexplorer, Tanzania is an East African state, born in 1964 from the union between Tanganyika and the island of Zanzibar. Inhabited by over 120 ethnic groups – linguistically unified by the use of Swahili (➔ Swahili) – with a low demographic density and an 80% rural population, it is a resource-poor country with […]

President J. Nyerere, forerunner and staunch supporter of ” African socialism ”, was unable to prevent the progressive worsening of the economic and social conditions of the country and the gradual abandonment of the principles and methods of cooperativism which inspired the doctrine of ujamaa. The International Monetary Fund, on which Tanzania depended for credits […]

Beach Holiday There are a lot of beaches in Tanzania. Favors the rest and warm climate, and well-developed beach infrastructure. The city beaches of Dar es Salaam are not of high quality, it is better to go to Bongoyo island. A truly great beach variety can be found in Zanzibar. The southeastern part of the […]

Passport and visa regulations Nationalities Passport required visa required Return ticket required Turkey Yes Yes 2 Yes Other EU countries Yes Yes/1/2 Yes Switzerland Yes Yes 2 Yes Austria Yes Yes 2 Yes Germany Yes Yes 2 Yes Passport information Generally required, must be valid for 6 months beyond the stay. Visa information Required for […]