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Life below water from Zanzibar
Advancing science and conservation in the West Indian Ocean
Inclusive education is the future
With a deeper understanding of the problems, excluding children with disabilities can cease
Finding Rhapta, East Africa’s lost Roman-era city
Forgotten by history, the ancient city of Rhapta is among Africa’s most enduring archaeological mysteries
Tanzania’s flags of inconvenience
Foreign-owned ships registered in Tanzania have been caught smuggling drugs and arms. The country’s president has had enough
Zanzibar International Film Festival 2016 is all about ‘This Journey of Ours’
“In our diversity we find common destinies, shared histories; we celebrate what defines us as a group and as flowers of this rich garden of peoples."
Zanzibar: Revolt spiced up island life
We can learn from the Zanzibar uprising, which liberated people and freed the land, writes Andile Mngxitama.
Zanzibar music legend Bi Kidude dies
Zanzibar's famed singer Bi Kidude, renowned for her haunting voice and energetic performances, has died.
‘Slaves in our own land’
Randu Nzai Ruwa is no stereotypical revolutionary. But the soft-spoken carpenter has a radical idea.
Falling in love with the slow cycles of Zanzibar
You don't have to go on a luxury package tour to enjoy what this tropical Tanzanian island has to offer
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