HABARI ZA NDUGU

Photos from Tanzania and East Africa by Reginald James.

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Simba Rock. Dodoma, in Dodoma region of #Tanzania, East Africa. Photo: Gabby McDaniel

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Pan African Fashion Show in Arusha ,Tanzania

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#Tanzania #Zanzibar #Kid #Good #World #Africa #Village #Farm #School #Student #Volunteer

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“Over the past five centuries, New World Afrikans forged freedom, built community and a common sense of identity through developing distinct language patterns and methods of preserving history, building Afrikan-centered organizations and institutions like churches, schools, and self-help organizations, and resisting the dehumanizing oppression embedded in the Atlantic World system of global capitalism and white supremacy.”

Reginald James

In my mind, my thesis for an in-class Final Exam for History 125a looked like that. 

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I sometimes wonder, how Africa would be today---had European colonization never occurred.

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In Arusha, Tanzania, taking a break from futbol with children at the United African Alliance Community Center. Photo by Parisi, a child from the Leaders of Tomorrow children's home Want to see more photos by children, check out the Children's Eyes on the Earth photography contest.

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Mama C playing the Obakano at African Liberation Day 2012 at the United African Alliance Community Center in Arusha, Tanzania.

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The former director for the study abroad program I participated in is running for Parliament in Kenya. This was our first weekend in Dar es Salaam.

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"Old California Bar & Restaurant." Kampala, Uganda.

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The ever so delicious chips mayae. It’s basically an omelet with french fries in it. Yes it is a heart attack waiting to happen but it is worth it.

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Chipati at Bibi Lela's house.

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Bodaboda dereva in Kampala, Uganda. He thought I was Congolese.

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A Vetenary Primary School in Dar es Salaam with my OG patna.

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MAP: Linguistical Families of Africa

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"If real development is to take place, the people have to be involved."

Julius Nyerere

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My favorite Tanzanian dish: Chips Mayai.

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Teaching Capoeira at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro. Photo: Gabriella Davis See: Zanzibar Capoeira