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Summiting Mount Kilimanjaro will undoubtedly be the highlight of your trip, but there are so many more things to see in Tanzania. Now that you’ve flown all the way here, it’s time to explore Africa’s natural beauty! A safari is the quintessential bucket-list item for most travelers to Africa, right after scaling Mount Kilimanjaro. Tanzania is home to all sorts of spectacular wildlife, and a safari also presents a unique opportunity to get to know the customs of the local people. Which national park you will visit after your climbing ? Serengeti, ngorongoro, manyara, tarangire or Arusha? #kilimanjaro #tanzania #arusha #dodoma #mwanza #mbeya #daressalaam #moshi #zanzibar #morogoro #diamondplatnumz #africa #photosafari #safaritanzania #africanwildlife #safarilodge #wildlifesafari #southafrica #safaritour #serengetinationalpark (at Arusha, Tanzania) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckn9geFtpAX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Kenya, Tanzania agree on gas pipeline plans
By AGGREY MUTAMBO More by this Author Kenya and Tanzania on Tuesday signed an agreement to start working on a gas pipeline from Dar es Salaam to Mombasa in what the two countries’ leaders said was part of a long-term project to share energy resources. At a joint Press conference in Nairobi, Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu and her Kenyan counterpart Uhuru Kenyatta said they had agreed to build more interconnecting infrastructure, starting with a gas pipeline and roads. The MoU on Cooperation in Natural Gas Transportation means respective Ministers of Energy can start negotiating the design, cost and other logistical needs for the pipeline to be built. A joint communique said it will enhance “energy sufficiency” with Kenya keen on importing gas from Tanzania’s nascent plant. No timelines were given but President Samia said respective technocrats have been directed to start working on it immediately. “That is a long-term project and we are thankful that today we have signed an agreement and what remains is implementation,” she said.
“We have agreed on the need to ease the transportation of key energy resources and we have reached one such understanding on the transportation of gas. What we need to do now is start implementing the project.” President Kenyatta said the two countries must build on their close cultural and historic ties to ensure their citizens benefit from interactions. “We are connected by a common culture; we have a common language and heritage. We do not take Tanzania just as a neighbourly country; we consider it a brotherly country. “We have agreed to work on the main highway between Malindi through Lungalunga to Bagamoyo. “We also agree that we will work on resumption of transportation services on Lake Victoria, which were useful in the movement of people and goods from Jinja to Kisumu and to Mwanza and Bukoba.”
Evil Mermaids in Africa
One of the weirdest events of a mermaid in South Africa is the totally bonkers tale of a mermaid that was supposedly seen flying through the sky in November of 2014 in the city of Tshwane, and here is where we get into some surreal territory. The mermaid was allegedly sighted flying over the Morula Sun Shopping Complex parking lot from the direction of the Morula Sun Casino and was seen by several witnesses. The mermaid is said to be a long-time nuisance of the area, occasionally taking the form of a woman to go to the casino and complain about the noise before slinking back off to the water, but this seems to be the first time it was seen to fly. One witness said of the situation - (“I heard people gasp and scream. There was a mermaid in the air. It came from the direction of the Morula Sun Casino. When I was a child, we were told a mermaid lived in a nearby river. I thought it was just a fairytale to scare us away from the river but I was proved wrong.”)
Another particularly strange account comes from the country of Tanzania, where on May 21, 1996 a government owned ferry called the MV Bukoba capsized 56km off the coast of Mwanza. The disaster was already notable for the fact that not only did approximately 1,000 people lose their lives, but also among the dead was Abu Ubaidah al-Banshiri, who at the time had been the second in command of al-Qaeda and the top guy in their African base of operations. Two men from the terrorist organization were even allegedly sent in to investigate the incident in order to ascertain whether or not he had been assassinated. In addition to this was a peculiar story told by rescue divers sifting through the wreckage in the aftermath of the disaster. Some of the divers reportedly came to the surface scared out of their wits, claiming that a mermaid was patrolling the wreck and speaking to them, telling them to stop looking for dead bodies and threatening violence if they did not listen. The mermaid was also accused of actively chasing divers away. If these creatures are real in any sense at all, if there is any truth to any of this, whether as mysterious creatures or some form of spiritual entity, one wonders why they are so damn evil in Africa. Whatever the answer to that may be, there can be no doubt that mermaids are firmly rooted in the lore of many African nations, and that many of the local populace and tribes believe in their existence, perhaps coloring these alleged events with superstition and exaggeration. There is no way of knowing how true any of this is, but it is an interesting glimpse into tales of mermaids that are not only perhaps different than the way they are portrayed elsewhere.
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