ORIENTATIONAHEAD INC. (USA) DELEGATION ON TOUR OF

DUTY IN MARUKU-BUKOBA, TANZANIA

SOUTHERN SUN HOTEL 22/06/2019

Benson Bana

INTRODUCTIONS: DELEGATION MEMBERS

1. Rev. Dr. Zorina Costello- CD

2. Dr. Frances White- Prof. Hist.

3. Ms. Cecelia Riley- Nurse

4. Dr. Andrea W. Kingslow- MD

5. Dr. Lesile Kingslow- MD

6. Sekou Kingslow-HSG

7. Khari Kingslow - HSG

8. Baba Irving Williams- MDirector

9. Mama Elvira Williams- EDirector

10. Dr. Donna Ngirwa – DDS Admin.

11. Dr. Yonga Ngirwa -Admin

PRESENTATION OUTLINEi. Introductions and introductory remarks

ii. Tanzania: Background information

iii. Bukoba: Background Information

iv. Bukoba Maruku: Cultural information

v. Tanzania values

vi. General discussions: Questions and Answers

Political Map of Tanzania

TANZANIA

Political History of Tanzania Mainland

i. Tanzania is a union of two former nation states, Tanganyika and Zanzibar

ii. Germany colony 1884/1885- 1918 (end of the WW 1)

iii. British colony 1919-1961

iv. Gained independence on 9th December, 1961

v. United with Zanzibar on 26 April 1964

vi. Zanzibar gained independence on January 12, 1963 following a revolution.

Chief of Maruku Daudi Lugomola IV (1905-1968)

Tanganyika Chiefs on Arrival in London 1956

Post-Independence Developments

• Pursued socialist (pro-poor) policies

• Established a developmental state

• Identified three enemies of development: poverty, ignorance and disease

• Concentrated on measures geared at nation-building

• Proclaimed the Arusha Declaration- aiming at nation building via ujamaa and self-reliance policies.

• The country undergone economic hardship-SAP & ERP

The Political Milieu

•Tanzania is a beacon of peace in Africa South of the Sahara

•Democratic practices are gradually been institutionalized

•Has witnessed peaceful transfer of power from the 1st to 5th phase government- through periodic credible elections.

NATIONAL VALUES

i. National Unity

ii. Peace

iii. Freedoms

iv. Democracy

v. Human rights

Presidents of Tanzania 1961-2019+

STATE FUNERAL FOR FATHER OF THE NATION

Tanzania Presidents 1985-2020

Tanzania 2nd-4th Phase Govt. Leaders

MAP OF KAGERA REGION

KAGERA REGION-DISTRICTS

KAGERA SOCIO-ECONOMIC MATTERS

i. It was known as West Lake region before the Kagera War (1978-’79)

ii. Cash crops are mainly coffee, tea and beansiii. Food crops includes banana and maizeiv. Major tribes include Wahaya, Wanyambo,

Wazinza, Wahangaza, Wasubiv. Livestock

COFFEE BEANS ON COFFEE TREE

COFFEE PLANTATION

BANANA PLANTATION

Innovation Age: Banana Leaves Cloth

BANANAS AT MARKET PLACE

FISH (MBOJU) AND A BATCH OF BANANAS

WHAT A CATCH-NILE PERCH

TRADITIONAL MSHONGE HOUSE

TRADITIONAL MSHONGE HOUSE

MODERNITY AND TRADITIONAL

MEDERNIZED TRADITIONAL MUSHONGE HOUSE

TRADITIONAL LIVESTOCK-COWS (ANKOLE)

TRADITIONAL LIVESTOCK-COWS (ANKOLE)

TRADITIONAL LIVESTOCK-COWS (ANKOLE)

DELICIOUS SENENE

DELICIOUS SENENE

Delicious Senene

LUNCH TIME-BUKOBA MENU

DELICIOUS SENENE FOR SALE

LUNCH TIME- THE BUKOBA WAY

THE FOOD IS READ FOR LUNCH OR DINNER

LUNCH TIME-BUKOBA MENU

LUNCH TIME-BUKOBA WAY

LUNCH TIME TRADITIONAL STYLE

BUKOBA TRADITIONAL ATTIRE

BUKOBA TRADITIONAL ATTIRE

BUKOBA TRADITIONAL ATTIRE

BUKOBA TRADITIONAL ATTIRE AT WEDDING

TRADITIONAL DANCE CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENTS

TRADITIONAL DANCE CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENTS

BUKOBA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

RELIGION: Annual pilgrimage at Nyakijoga

LAUREAN CARDINAL RUGAMBWA (RIP)

Religion and Tolerance of Dissent

KEMONDO BAY IN THE VICINITY OF MARUKU

A SECTION OF BUKOBA TOWN

Maternal and Pediatric Ward-Maruku

Maternal and Pediatric Ward-Maruku

AHEAD-TANZANIA BUKOBA-MARUKU TEAM

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

ASANTE SANA