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THE
TANZANIA STORY The Hon. Shamsa Selengia
Mwangunga
was appointed the new Minister of Natural Resources
& Tourism for the United Republic of Tanzania
in February 2008. Prior to this post, Mwangunga
served as Deputy Minister of Water for two years,
and has been a Member of Parliament, Special Seat,
from 2000-2008. Earlier, she held various posts
within the public and private sector of Tanzania,
including Tanzania-Swiss Trust Fund Executive
Secretary, Business Care Services Projects Manager
and Small Industries Development Organization-SIDO
Manager Coordinator. The Hon. Minister began her
career as a teacher, and later was acknowledged for
her highly successful roles as an engineer,
champion of women's rights and Member of
Parliament.
More-> BOSTON'S BABSON COLLEGE
SENDS MBA STUDENTS TO TANZANIA Karibu
Fair!
Arusha- June 5-8. Karibu has emerged as the leading
travel trade event in East Africa. Originally
created to promote Tanzania, it's now a regional
event that also features many products and
delegates. More Luxury Hotels
and Lodges Expand Kempinski
Hotels, the
second serious global luxury hotel and resort group
in the region after Fairmont, are also said to be
monitoring the market carefully while exploring
opportunities to further expand into the region
beyond their present two properties in Dar es
Salaam and Zanzibar. Watch this space for emerging
news. .
The
Ngoma Africa Band
, a Tanzanian b •
Serengeti - Africa's Seventh Wonder of the
World Bill
Clinton Visits Tanzania's World Famous Ngorongoro
Crater • Major
U.S. University Seton Hall holds extended law
program in Zanzibar. • Profile
of Tanzania and Zanzibar Tourist
Boards • Canadian
doctors and officials enjoy challenge of
Kilimanjaro. • Swahili
Cultural, Fashions and Music
Festivals. • Tanzania
to Host International Tourism Conference May,
2008 • Tanzania
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Tanzania
National Parks featured in Africa Travel
Magazine.
Topics
in Best of Africa World Edition featuring Tanzania
and Zanzibar
Leon
H. Sullivan Summit of a Lifetime!
The
Eyes of Africa and the Diaspora were on Arusha and
the Leon H. 
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beach resort for the group but notably not in Kenya
but Zanzibar, probably a pointer to further
expansion plans for the region. In Uganda however
the group has not commenced construction of their
hotel project in Kampala, after being given a
somewhat controversial land grant in the city,
which forced a primary school and teachers college
to relocate. After the school was demolished, the
proposed construction area is now a sorry sight to
behold. Government had hoped that Kingdom Hotels
would have their promised 5 star hotel ready for
the Commonwealth Summit later this year but may now
have to wait much longer, as the hotel capacity in
Kampala is considered rather on the excess side of
supplies, once the one off summit is over.
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