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Geography Do you know This land is the most advanced country in East Africa since 1960. United Republic of Tanzania and is surrounded to the west of Rwanda article in French speaking countries), Burundi (one of the smallest countries in Africa), Zambia (English-speaking nation), and the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire), Uganda and Kenya (English-speaking Republic) in the north, east to the Indian Ocean, and southern Mozambique (Portuguese-speaking nation) and Malawi (English-speaking republic). Because of its unique geography, it is one of the most diverse nations of the world - from the tropical rain forests, islands, rivers and deserts, mountains, waterfalls, volcanoes and lakes. Democracy Did you know that 31-year-old Marxist dictatorship ended in 1992. "When Tanzania set up a new constitution, which is the multi-party system. And this year, on November 23, 1995, Benjamin William Mkapa became the first democratically elected head of state. From then on, she took a multiparty election. Independence Do you know this republic - one of the first black earth - was an independent state, more than half a century. During the 20th century in the second half of Tanzania, July Nyerere became head of the Government of one of the first independent African countries. In previous centuries, Tanzania, a little-known nation in the world, it was the United Kingdom, Germany and Portugal. Currently, the country has long been known as Tanganyika. Tanzania and U.S.A Do you know, Tanzania, and Washington have good diplomatic relations. August 26, 2000, visited Tanzania, President Bill Clinton. Ernest Hemingway Do you know the world stage, the United Republic of Tanzania has gained fame when American author Ernest Hemingway, 1954 Nobel Peace Prize and the Pulitzer Prize in 1953, published his famous book "The Green Hills of Africa" ??["The Snow of Kilimanjaro"). mid-1930. Tourism Do you know the people for national parks, tropical rainforests, beautiful islands and BirdLife in Tanzania as the world famous tourist spot. Like its neighbors, Kenya, Uganda and Zambia, the English-speaking countries are living in several wildlife sanctuaries and nature refuge, where there are more than 80,000 elephants. On the other hand, it is home to Ol Doinyo Lengal volcano, the fourth highest volcano in Africa. In the 21st century, the United Republic of Tanzania will continue to exhibit one of Africa's most important environmental projects. Economy Did you know that Agriculture is the nation's economic mainstay. Under this atmosphere, Tanzania is one of the leading East African coffee producers. But the economy is based on the seven major exports: coffee, cotton, sisal, cloves, cashew nuts, minerals and tobacco. Multi-sport events Do you know, in July 1980, National Olympic Committee, supported by the Soviet government sent a large delegation to Moscow, home 22 Olympic Games. Famous People Do you know this is the land of five notable individuals: the former Tanzanian leader Nyerere July (also known as the "conscience of Africa), Jane Goodall, naturalist, hazel Bayi mid-1970s, world-class runner, Gertrude Mongella, president of the UN Conference on Women at the end of 1995 and, finally, Salim Ahmed Salim, one of the most respected international leaders in the African continent. Ethnic Groups Did you know? The Sukuma of the country's largest ethnic group accounts for 13 percent of the population. Nevertheless, more than 100 ethnic groups, the African nation has become one of the most peaceful countries in the developing world since the mid-1990. Unlike several of the world, Tanzania has never had a civil war. To know more About Tanzania and for latest Tanzania News, visit tanzaniainvest.
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