"Why Did Che Guevara Come to Tanzania Secretly: Part I and II Why Did Che Guevara Come to Tanzania Secretly" ~ Azaria Mbughuni @AzariaTZ@SothoDudu @raisethealarm2 @MimiReeds
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Thrilled that #DartoDunoon@BurghHallDunoon features in this month's Snack, anchoring an important survey of African art in Scotland (starts p.68!). First image is Louis Azaria Mbughuni's The Fishermen, which @ArtHistoryStA alum Meredith Loper helped re-attribute.
I'm thrilled to say that today I received an email from Prof. Louis Mbughuni, who painted this #argyllcollection work 'The Fishermen' in 1964/5. The records were patchy, but @ArtHistoryStA alum Meredith Loper deciphered the signature and found a Tanzanian writer by that name.
Tune in TODAY at 2 PM ET for our #VirtualAHA event on “Tanzania, 60 Years since Independence." This event will feature chair @mimoyd1 and Andrew M. Ivaska, @ChambiChachage, Lessie B. Tate, Seth Markle, and @AzariaTZ. #twitterstorians https://t.co/DYJKiL9iH9
Sending best wishes to @SuluhuSamia following her swearing in as Tanzania's new President - the first woman to hold the office. The United States stands ready to work with you to strengthen relations between our countries.
“In May 2021,Dunoon Burgh Hall will host an exhibition of 12 works of modern art from East & Southern #Africa from the Argyll Collection.The works have been the subject of a 2 year research project to document them,track down their makers...”-https://t.co/ybBe7DkIGa H/T @AzariaTZ
Ugonjwa wa "Kamata" au "Kipanga", Spanish Influenza uliingia #Tanganyika wakati wa Viti Vya Kwanza vya Dunia 1918. Kulikuwa na watu kama milioni 3.5 TNG. Ugonjwa huo ulisambaa kote na kuuwa kati ya watu 50,000-80,000. Shule nyingi zilifungwa mpaka mwaka 1922 #Covid19#Tanzania