Tanzania - key facts by Axel

This exhibit is on Tanzania, which is one of our projects in 1st STI2D.

Tanzania is a country in East Africa.

It is located between Kenya in the north, Mozambique in the south and the Indian Ocean on the right.

• Its area is 945,087 km².
•  The capital is Dodoma.
• Tanzania has more than 55 million people.
• The most widely spoken languages ​​are Swahili, Arabic and English.
• The president is John Magufuli.
•    National day is December 9.
• The National Anthem is God bless Africa, written by Enoch Sontonga.
• The currency is the Tanzanian shilling.
•  The motto is Freedom and unity.
• There are several main ethnic groups: Hadza / Hindus / Arabian / Chinese / European / Indian.

• Life expectancy is 52 years.
• The average number of children per family is 5.

• The climate varies between 10C ° and 20C °.
• The largest and most famous mountain in the world is    Kilimanjaro.

• The main source of activity is agriculture, construction...
• In Tanzania there are 11 types of crops (coffee, tobacco, cotton, cashews, tea, sisal, wheat, corn, rice, millet and sorghum).

•  There are also several types of animal species (tiger, cheetah, monkey, hippopotamus, elephant...).

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