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  • Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury at Bagamoyo Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury at Bagamoyo

    Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, Neal Wolin (right) hears about developments by plant breeders at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture’s (IITA) cassava pilot plot earlier this week. The cassava project at the Chambezi Agriculture Research Institute in Bagamoyo is a pilot of the “Unleash the ...

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  • Head of TIC Pledges to Assist American Investors Head of TIC Pledges to Assist American Investors

    The American Business Association (ABA) partnered with the U.S. Embassy to welcome the Chief Executive officer of the Tanzania Investment Center (TIC), Emmanuel Ole Naiko to their “Investor’s Forum” held at the American Embassy on Thursday, October 29, 2009. According to a statement from the U.S. Embassy, Ole Naiko...

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  • 5th International African Diaspora Heritage Trail 5th International African Diaspora Heritage Trail

    On behalf of the United States Mission to the United Republic of Tanzania, I would like to welcome you to this American Embassy Reception. The African Diaspora Heritage Trail Conference comes at a particularly opportune time, when the relationships between Africa and the African Diaspora are robust due in large part ..

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The U.S. Department of State Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor last week (more)

The 2009 Annual Religious Freedom Report

U.S. Fulbright scholar Dr. Abdulahi Osman, professor of comparative politics and (more)

U.S. Fulbrighter Discusses Democracy in Africa

Ministers from ten African nations will meet for a four-day aviation summit with the (more)

Tz for U.S. – Africa Aviation Summit in Atlanta



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Economic Stimulus: Tz receives $37.7 m from U.S.

Economic Stimulus: Tz receives $37.7 m from U.S.
Times are tough worldwide since the start of the global financial crisis. While the U.S. has been hit hard, the American people understand that effects have been especially great in Tanzania. To help cushion the impact, President Obama and the United States ...(more)

Five Tanzanians to study U.S. electoral process

Five Tanzanians to study U.S. electoral process
The U.S. Embassy is sending a group of Tanzanian political party officials and an academic to the U.S. to explore the U.S. election system and government. The five-member group is departing for the U.S. on Friday, October 16, 2009 for a three-week study tour ... (more)

Health Partnerships with U.S. Military Reinforced

Health Partnerships with U.S. Military Reinforced
President Jakaya Kikwete bidding farewell to U.S. Army Colonel Kent Kester (Center), Commander of a delegation of medical researchers from the U.S. Army. The delegation held discussions on Friday, October 9, 2009 with President Kikwete on strengthening the .... (more)

Returned basket ball coaches

Returned basket ball coaches
Tanzania basketball coaches and officials at the U.S. Embassy are now reaching for the sky after their two week visit to the U.S. The Tanzanians from nine regions of Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar remarked that they now have many great ideas to implement ...(more)

People of Miono Welcome Launch of New Laboratory

People of Miono Welcome Launch of New Laboratory
Pwani Region, Miono: Sunday 4th, October 2009, marked the official opening of a new laboratory at the Miono Health Center. WAMA Foundation Chairwoman and First Lady Salma Kikwete, Emily Shaffer from the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania, and ... (more)

New Visa Process for Frequent Travelers

New Visa Process for Frequent Travelers
Beginning on November 2, 2009, the U.S. Embassy will waive the interview requirement for frequent travelers (B1/B2 visa). and also for students (F visa) and exchange participants (J visa) who are continuing their studies. Visa applicants who meet the requirements (more)

U.S. and Tz Partner to Improve Food Processing

U.S. and Tz Partner to Improve Food Processing
public-private partnership with General Mills, a leading U.S. food company, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) was announced at the closing of the Fifth Annual Meeting of ... (more)

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