We have started to collect the most important news related to Tanzania in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Albinos in Burundi take refuge after three are killed by gangs apparently seeking to sell body parts in Tanzania.
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The managers of the hall in Tanzania where a disco stampede killed at least 19 children are arrested.
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Tanzanian tribe cling to their threatened culture
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Junior school pupils in Tanzania experience a mass fainting fit while taking their final year exams.
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Kenya and Tanzania hold ceremonies to mark 10 years since the simultaneous US embassy attacks.
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Kenya and Tanzania prepare to mark the 10th anniversary of deadly bomb attacks on their US embassies.
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Attackers in Tanzania kill an albino man - the 26th victim in a year - and leave his wife injured.
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BBC reporter tells of threats for taking on albino killers
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Tanzania's albinos are still targeted by witch doctors
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The leader of Burundi's last active rebel group, the FNL, returns from exile in Tanzania four days after a ceasefire.
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A Tanzanian politician resigns amid allegations he took bribes during the purchase of a British air traffic control system.
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The troubled Olympic torch is paraded through Muscat, the capital of Oman, in an evening parade.
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The troubled Olympic torch completes its first incident-free relay run, as it passes through Tanzania.
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The Olympic Games torch continues its world tour in Tanzania, where less trouble is expected than elsewhere.
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Tanzania's president orders a crackdown on witchdoctors who use albino body parts for good luck potions.
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About 65 miners are feared dead after heavy rainfall triggers the collapse of gem mines in Tanzania.
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George W Bush draws attention to anti-malaria efforts by promising free bed nets in Tanzania.
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US President George W Bush calls for free and fair elections in Zimbabwe, as he continues his African tour.
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Tanzania's president dissolves his cabinet in the wake of a graft scandal that forced the prime minister to resign.
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