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Country Profile Tanzania – Tanzania is a country located on the African continent, precisely in the East African continent. This tropical country is bordered by Kenya and Uganda to the north, bordering Rwanda, Burundi and Zaire to the west. While to the south, Tanzania is bordered by Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique. To the east of Tanzania is the Indian Ocean. The capitals of Tanzania are Dodoma (Legislative Capital) and Dar es Salaam (Administrative Capital).
The country of Tanzania that we know today was originally two newly independent countries from the United Kingdom (UK), namely the country of Tanganyika and the country of Zanzibar. Tanganyika, which became independent on December 9, 1961 and Zanzibar on December 10, 1963, was later merged into a new country called the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar on April 26, 1964. Six months later, the name of the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar was changed to the United Republic of Tanzania or often referred to simply as Tanzania.
The area of Tanzania is 947,300 km2 with a population of 53,950,935 people. The majority of Tanzania's population is mainland African ethnicity, most of which are Christians 61.4% and Islam 35.2%. Like other African countries, Tanzania is also a country with high population growth. Tanzania's population growth is 2.75% making it the 11th highest population growth country in the world. The official languages are Kiswahili/Swahili and English.
The government system adopted by Tanzania is a presidential republic government system in which the head of state and head of government is the president who is assisted by a vice president. The President and Vice President of Tanzania are elected by the people through Presidential Elections for a term of 5 years. The Tanzanian Legislative Council or Parliament consists of 393 seats for 5-year terms.
In the field of Economy, Tanzania has enjoyed a fairly high economic growth from 2009 to 2017, which is an average of around 6% – 7%. The Agriculture sector is the backbone of the economy which accounts for about a quarter of Tanzania's GDP and employs about 65% of the workforce. Tanzania's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is US$162.2 billion with a Per capita Income of US$3,200,-.
The new government elected in 2015 has developed an ambitious development agenda and is focused on creating a better business environment through infrastructure improvements, education advancement and access to finance. Agricultural commodities that are important to the Tanzanian economy include coffee, sisal, tea, cotton, pyrethrum (an insecticide made from chrysanthemums), cashews, tobacco, cloves, corn, wheat, cassava (cassava, tapioca), bananas, fruit -fruits, vegetables as well as livestock such as sheep and goats.
In foreign relations, Tanzania is a member state of the United Nations as well as other international institutions under the United Nations. Tanzania is also a member country of the East African Community, the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States, the African Union and the Commonwealth of Nations.
The following is the Tanzania Country Profile.
Administratively, the United Republic of Tanzania or United Republic of Tanzania is divided into 31 Regions.
No. Region Ibukota1 Arusha Region Arusha 2 Dar es Salaam Region Dar es Salaam 3 Dodoma Region Dodoma 4 Geita Region Geita 5 Iringa Region Iringa 6 Kagera Region Bukoba 7 Katavi Region Mpanda 8 Kigoma Region Kigoma 9 Kilimanjaro Region Moshi 10 Lindi Region Lindi 11 Manyara Region Babati 12 Mara Musoma Region 13 Mbeya Region Mbeya 14 Morogoro Region Morogoro 15 Mtwara Region Mtwara 16 Mwanza Region Mwanza 17 Njombe Region Njombe 18 Pemba North Region Wete 19 Pemba South Region Chake-Chake 20 Pwani Region Kibaha 21 Rukwa Region Sumbawanga 22 Ruvuma Region Songea 23 Shinyanga Region Shinyanga 24 Simiyu Region Bariadi 25 Singida Region Singida 26 Songwe Region Vwawa 27 Tabora Region Tabora 28 Tanga Region Tanga 29 Zanzibar North Region Mkokotoni 30 Zanzibar South Region Koani 31 Zanzibar Urban West Region Zanzibar City Sumber referensi :The data in the Tanzania Country Profile is quoted from the CIA World Factbook.
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read moreAs time went by, this blog was developed for many different purposes. Last time, I had a lot of pleasure in sharing some of my Lego-related hobbies. However, I will mostly upload a blog about bikes and their development in the next few months! Recently, I have so much into ebike cargo. They say this type of bike can replace the car! And I am very into it since my place is crowded with traffic jams! The video above showed a funny situation: I started the review from Brooks's handle! And after nine years! It's still an excellent bike handle and not even destroyed!
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Hi, hi, hi. So, it's been a while for the last couple of weeks since I have considered buying a cargo bike. The reason is that I am often trapped in a traffic jam because I can't get faster in my car.
read moreIndonesia has launched Southeast Asia’s first-ever bullet train, a high-speed rail line connecting two of its largest cities.
Congrats! Indonesia launched Southeast Asia’s first bullet train.
Custom LEGO Transformers Devastator
My faith in humanity is restored! OK, that’s a bit overboard – but you couldn’t blame me if you see an incredibly, exquisitely and wonderfully executed custom LEGO Transformers Devastator such as this by Alex Jones. I feel transported to the 80’s once again, with the same intense childhood wonder when I first saw the Constructicons combine and become the formidable Devastator.
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