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unguja
Ikhwani Safaa
Msikiti wa Ijumaa
Ikhwani Safaa
Shamte’s Cabinet
Siti binti Sadi
Ikhwani Safaa
Walimu BenBela School 1966
Wapinduzi 1964
Ikhwani Safaa 1922
Okelo & Co.
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
The Opening of National Assembly
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
Mizingani Road
Now Called “Karume House” It’s a TV Station
Now “MV JAMHURI”
The Sultan’s Palace
After the bombardment
The Creek
The British Residence
The Bububu Railway
Marikiti
• Members of the First Zanzibar Government (1963). From left, Sheikhs Ameir Tajo, Ali Muhsin, Miraj Shaalab, Vuai Kiteweo, Mohammed Shamte, and Seyyid Abdulla Bin Khalifa Bin Haroub (Sultan of Zanzibar)
The Royal Family
Halo Halooooooooooooo
Ikhwani Safaa
Msikiti wa Ijumaa
Ikhwani Safaa
Shamte’s Cabinet
Siti binti Sadi
Ikhwani Safaa
Walimu BenBela School 1966
Wapinduzi 1964
Ikhwani Safaa 1922
Okelo & Co.
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
The Opening of National Assembly
British bombardment of Zanzibar 1896
Mizingani Road
Now Called “Karume House” It’s a TV Station
Now “MV JAMHURI”
The Sultan’s Palace
After the bombardment
The Creek
The British Residence
The Bububu Railway
Marikiti
• Members of the First Zanzibar Government (1963). From left, Sheikhs Ameir Tajo, Ali Muhsin, Miraj Shaalab, Vuai Kiteweo, Mohammed Shamte, and Seyyid Abdulla Bin Khalifa Bin Haroub (Sultan of Zanzibar)
The Royal Family
Halo Halooooooooooooo
