Somewhere in Zanzibar, Tanzania If you are in Zanzibar during the Ramadan period you have to follow their traditions as the Zanzibaris themselves. It's like in Rome, you do what the Romans do. Traditionally, the period of Ramadan you should not be seen eating in public. And even in the veins you have to wear decent veils to ma…

Nyerere Square Sculpture Nyerere Square is the icon of Dodoma built in its heart of the central business district to maintain the memory and the history of the former first president of the United Republic of Tanzania with his carving. It is the most famous spot with easy direction from different sides of the city where people meet …

Fishing in Zanzibar   After a couple of throws, this fisherman managed to hook this rare species of fish. This fish is called "NIFA". One of the difficult fish to be fished by local methods because it has teeth that can cut the rod and leave. Difficult to fish and also very sweet. it is found in Zanzibar. Today is a lucky …

Unju bin Unuq, this is a man who is said to have lived long ago. Its history is found in the Kaole museums in Bagamoyo and Kilwa in Tanzania. One of the strangest things about this man was his height, it is believed he was so tall that he could walk on the sea with his feet touching the ground. He could also travel country to countr…

Most common Masai dressing code. Maasai people are among of very old tribes available in the northern part of Tanzania. .. Have also been known for centuries as fearsome hunters and warriors. .. Fun fact about Masaai people, They hunt lions. .. For Maasai, cows are wealth. .. Maasai culture is centred around the belief that God (c…

St. Joseph's Cathedral, the oldest church in Zanzibar St. Joseph's Cathedral, Zanzibar   The Roman Catholic cathedral of St. Joseph is one of the most important historical buildings in Stone Town, Zanzibar, as well as one of its main visitor attractions.   The church was built by French missionaries between 1893 and 1898. …

Today marks 58 years of Zanzibar. Zanzibar Revolution Day is a public holiday in Tanzania observed on January 12th. The day marks the 1954 revolution that overthrew the Sultan following independence from Britain.  Eleven_gallery wishes you all a Happy Revolution Day. Leonce Godfrey