Study a Master/Doctorate in Tanzania, Dodoma, Dar es Salaam

International Trade and Business in Tanzania, Dodoma, Dar es Salaam
Study in the United Republic of Tanzania (East Africa, Master in Foreign Trade)
The United Republic of Tanzania is an
East African
country
- Jamhuri and Muungano wa Tanzania in Swahili
- Dodoma
is the political and administrative capital of Tanzania
- The largest cities of Tanzania are
Dar es Salaam (economic and commercial
capital of Tanzania),
Mwanza,
Arusha, Dodoma, Mbeya, Morogoro, Tanga, Kahama, Tabora and
Zanzibar City
- The headquarters of the East African Community (EAC) are in Arusha
- Tanzania is a developing country
- Only 15% of Tanzanian have access to electric power
- Tanzania is one of the most dynamic African countries
- Tanzania is an
African Frontier
Market
- The main Tanzanian economic activity is agriculture
- 25% of GDP
and 85% of Tanzanian exports
- Maize is the main food crop in Tanzania, followed by cassava,
coffee, sweet potatoes, beans, bananas, rice and millet.
- Industry and construction constitute the other pillar of the
Tanzanian economy (22% of GDP)
- Mining industry in Tanzania represents 3.3% of GDP
- Tourism represents 17% of GDP
- Tanzania's main exports are gold, coffee and cotton.
- Borders of Tanzania:
Burundi (451 kilometres),
Kenya (769 kilometres),
Malawi
(Mzuzu, 475 kilometres),
Mozambique
(756 kilometres),
Uganda
(391 kilometres),
the Democratic Republic of the Congo
(Bukavu,
459 kilometres),
Rwanda
(217 kilometres) and
Zambia (338 kilometres)
More information: Business in Tanzania, EENI Business School & HA University Training Portal.

Reginald Mengi

- Tanzania is a Presidential Constitutional Republic
- Tanganyika gained its Independence from the United Kingdom in 1961 and Zanzibar in 1963
(History of Tanzania)
- Calling code: 255
- Country code top-level domain: .tz
- Currency of Tanzania: Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)

Mohammed Dewji

- Tanzanian population: 56 million people (2000: 35 million people)
- «Tanzania» = Tanganyika (candle in the desert, in Swahili) and Zanzibar
- Area of Tanzania: 948,087 square kilometres
- Tanzania is the largest country in East Africa and the 13th largest African Country
- Tanzanian Ocean Coast: 1,424 kilometres
- Regions of Tanzania

Tanzania is in the African Great Lakes region on the east coast of Africa:
- Three of the African Great Lakes are partially in Tanzania (Lake
Victoria, Lake Tanganyika)
- Zanzibar Archipelago (Unguja)
- Islands: Pemba and Mafia
- Kilimanjaro (5,895 meters of altitude), the highest mountain in
Africa (north-east of Tanzania)
Transport and Logistics in Tanzania
- The
Port of Dar es Salaam
is the largest Tanzanian port

Economic Integration Organisations (Tanzania)
- East African Community (EAC)
- United States-East African Community
Agreement
- Southern African Development Community (SADC)
- COMESA-EAC-SADC
Tripartite Free Trade Agreement
- Nile Basin Initiative
- International Conference on the Great Lakes Region
- Indian-Ocean Rim Association (IORA)


Tanzanian ethnicities:
- The Tanzanian population has 125 ethnic groups
- The main Tanzanian ethnic groups (Bantu origin) are Sukuma, Nyamwezi,
Chagga and Haya
- Sukuma and Nyamwezi are Bantus
Religions in Tanzania:
- Christianity (61 % of Tanzanian)
- Protestantism
- Catholicism
- Islam
- Traditional African religions
Said Salim Bakhresa

Languages of Tanzania
The official languages of Tanzania are Swahili and English.
- Swahili is used in administration and primary school
- 10% of Tanzanians speak Swahili as a first language and 90% as a second
language
- English is the language of business and secondary and higher education
- In Tanzania, more than 100 different languages are spoken

Higher Education in Tanzania
Tanzania
Tanzanie
Tanzânia
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