Tanganyika is mostly a country of small villages and hamlets. There are few cities here, about 300,000 people live in them, which is no more than 3 percent of all residents of the country. Two thirds of the townspeople are Africans, and one third are Europeans, Indians, Arabs, etc. The cities of Tanganyika are mainly administrative and commercial centers. Industry is poorly developed, and therefore many residents are still engaged in agriculture today. Cities often look like a big village. And this "rural" country, of course, has its own big city, which Tanganyikans love and are proud of. This is a city with an amazingly beautiful and sonorous name Dar es Salaam, which means "Harbor of Peace". More than 150,000 people live here, including Africans, Arabs, Indians, and Europeans. Dar es Salaam is one of the largest ports in East Africa. The largest of its berths stretches along the shore for half a kilometer. It is equipped with modern cranes, storage facilities, and has good access roads. The depth and dimensions of the Bay of Dar es Salaam make it possible to accommodate vessels of any size. However, coral reefs located at the entrance to the bay prevent ships with a displacement of over 20 thousand tons from entering here. Such ships anchor in the outer roadstead and unload using lighters. Dar es Salaam is the main railway center of the country. Trains leave from here to Lakes Victoria, Tanganyika, and Mount Kilimanjaro. Most of the city's buildings are built of white stone, which gives it a festive, vibrant look. The center of Dar es Salaam is lined with government buildings, hotels, and shops. There are many houses here that belonged to foreign companies and banks.
These are buildings of modern architecture, on which banners with inscriptions are hung, indicating that either Berkeley Bank or Standard Bank are located here, in short, some kind of foreign bank or company. The northern part of Dar es Salaam was inhabited only by Europeans during the time of the colonialists. There are beautiful houses, parks, and gardens here. And there were Africans in the west of the city. There are small houses in these neighborhoods, and there are no sewers or running water. Nowadays, a lot is changing in the city. Its division into European and African parts is becoming a thing of the past. The construction of modern houses for Africans has begun. Whole blocks of neat, clean-whitewashed adobe houses have already stretched along the streets, replacing shacks and ruins. The workers of Dar es Salaam docks, factories and factories live in these houses. Many of these factories and plants were built already in the years of independence. There are enterprises producing cigarettes, soap, shoes, textiles, canned meat, and safety razor blades. The main street of Dar es Salaam is named Independence Avenue. The city was founded in 1862 by the Zanzibar Sultan Bargash on the site of the small fishing village of Mzizima. A sculpture of a soldier stands in the very center of the city. This is a monument to "Askari" — soldiers, participants of the First World War, which did not pass the green hills of Tanganyika. There is a large university campus on the outskirts of Dar es Salaam, and not far from it is the botanical garden, where the flora of Tanzania is widely represented. North of Dar es Salaam on the coast of the Indian Ocean lies the country's second largest and most important city and port, Tanga. It is also a railway junction. There is a railway line from Tangi to Kilimanjaro. L'architecture du site a été conçue pour offrir une navigation aisée, même aux débutants. L'exploitation d'un code promo 1xbet cote d'ivoire vous permet de bénéficier d'une prime de 100% plafonnée à 130€ pour les paris sportifs ou d'un ensemble casino de 1950€ avec 150 tours gratuits, rendant votre entrée en matière des plus agréables. La plateforme est disponible en plusieurs idiomes, dont le français, facilitant l'appréhension des différentes rubriques.
