Tanzania has more than 120 tribes, all with their own traditions and customs. The best way to experience their culture is to stay in a tribal village where you will be joyfully involved in a unique way of life. This video features the tanzanian tribes with most hottest women, hope you enjoy the video.
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In this video, we will talk about the latest developments in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a country that is facing multiple challenges ahead of its presidential and legislative elections on December 20.

One of the major issues that has sparked controversy is the recall of DRC’s ambassadors from Kenya and Tanzania by its foreign ministry. The reason for this decision is that Tanzania hosts the headquarters of the East African Community (EAC), which DRC also belongs to. The EAC is a regional organization that aims to promote cooperation and integration among its 21 member states, including DRC.

On Saturday, December 16, Alain Tshibanda, spokesperson for DRC’s foreign ministry, announced on X platform that DRC had recalled its ambassadors from Kenya and Tanzania for consultations1. He did not specify the nature or duration of the consultations, but he said they were related to "the situation in our region.

The recall came after a new Congolese military alliance that includes rebels was launched in Nairobi on Friday, December 15. The alliance was called the Congo River Alliance (CRA) and it was formed by Congolese politicians and groups such as the M23 rebels, who have seized territory in eastern Congo, and Corneille Nangaa, a former Congo election commission chief2.

Nangaa said at the launch that he was looking for a lasting solution to end the conflict in Congo and bring peace to all communities2. He also said that he had no intention of interfering in Kenya’s internal affairs or threatening its security2.





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1. Climbing Mountain Kilimanjaro. Mountain Kilimanjaro is Africa's highest peak standing at 5,895m above the Sea level. People travel from all across the world to come and hike and also climb this highest land on the African continent for them to have that Kilimanjaro experience.

2. Serengeti National Park. If you love the Safari, The Serengeti National Park is your place. A visit to this treeless plain that has millions of animals living here including the Big Five which are the Lion, Leopard, Black Rhino, Elephants and Buffalos will give you a total experience of the Serengeti National park safari.

3. The Great Zanzibar Beaches. The Great Zanzibar beaches are among the major holiday destinations for many people around the world. These white sandy beaches will treat you to a great relaxation on your visit to the Zanzibar island.

4. Ngorongoro Conservation Place. The Ngorongoro conservation place found in the Northwestern part of Tanzania.

5. Olduvai Gorge. The Olduvai Gorge is one of the few remaining archeological sites that existed in the ancient times. It is believed that people who lived in the Stone Age times were here and part of their remains or fossils were discovered in this place.

6. Stone Town. Stone Town is one of those main places to visit in Tanzania. Located on the island of Zanzibar, This is one of those cultural towns in Tanzania and we must say nothing much has changed in this town for the last 200 yeas or so

7. Ruaha National Park. A visit to the Ruaha National park should be one of your top priorities on your trip to Tanzania. In 2008, this National park became Tanzania's largest park and it's home to buffalos, Gazelles plus being the largest conservation place for elephants in Tanzania and the African continent at large

8. Lake Victoria. On your trip to Tanzania, your could also visit Lake Victoria which is the world's largest tropical fresh-water lake and Tanzania happens to have the biggest part of this lake. This lake is also shared by the other two neighboring countries to Tanzania and these include Kenya and Uganda.

9. Ol Doinyo Lengai. Ol Doinyo Lengai (Mountain of God) is found in the Southern park of the Great East African Rift Valley in the Arusha region. Ol Doinyo Lengai is known for its Low-temperature lava it emits each time it erupts.
10. Kikuletwa Hotsprings. The Kikuletwa Hotsprings is one of the hidden gems in Tanzania. This is located between Arusha and Moshi in the Northern part of the country.




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