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THE Indonesian ambassador to Tanzania Prof Ratlan Pardedede has pledged to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in various areas for the people’s welfare.
Members of community organisation Outdoor Afro, now in Tanzania as the first all-black group from the US ever to scale Mount Kilimanjaro, pose for a photo-call. Phil Henderson, one of the first African-American men to climb Mount Everest, was lined up to lead the group expedition, along with a team of trained support leaders. Story on Page 6. Photo: Agencies
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Archbishop Jackson Sosthenes, Head of the Anglican Church of Tanzania, says a prayer at iftar the Dar es Salam Region Interreligious Peace Committee hosted on Tuesday. Photos: Selemani Mpochi
Foreign Affairs, East Africa, Regional and International Cooperation minister Dr Augustine Mahiga (3rd-R) unveils a plaque to launch the University of Dar es Salaam Centre for Chinese Studies (CCS) in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday. Looking are former Prime Minister and CCS Patron Mizengo Pinda (L), the university’s Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics), Prof Bonaventure Rutinwa (2nd-R), and CCS Director Prof Humphrey Moshi. Photos: John Badi
IPP Executive Chairman Dr Reginald Mengi has a word with the French Ambassador to Tanzania, Frédéric Clavier, when at Kerege in Bagamoyo District at the weekend to grace the laying of the foundation stone for the ultramodern M-Pharmaceutical Industry plant. Photos: Selemani Mpochi
