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The 35 pages that link to Tanzania, each with the reason it gives.

• Swahili languageRelated: Tanzania’s policies and institutions have made Swahili central to national communication.

• Julius NyerereRelated: Nyerere led the country from independence through two decades of nation-building.

• FRELIMORelated: Tanzania hosted FRELIMO’s leadership and provided a base for its independence campaign.

• BurundiRelated: It is Burundi’s eastern and southern neighbor and a key trade corridor.

• Sultanate of ZanzibarRelated: The sultanate’s overthrow preceded Zanzibar’s union with Tanganyika in the new state.

• Eduardo MondlaneRelated: Its government hosted FRELIMO’s headquarters in Dar es Salaam during Mondlane’s leadership.

• ChikungunyaRelated: The disease’s name and first documented outbreak trace to this region.

• KentrosaurusRelated: Kentrosaurus fossils were discovered in the country's Tendaguru region.

• Martti AhtisaariRelated: Ahtisaari served as Finnish ambassador to Tanzania and several neighboring countries.

• Zanzibar CityRelated: The city became part of Tanzania while retaining a distinct island administration.

• David AdjayeRelated: Adjaye was born in Dar es Salaam in 1966, before his family moved to Britain.

• History of BurundiRelated: Tanzania hosted Burundian refugees and served as a setting for peace negotiations.

• History of MozambiqueRelated: Tanzania served as a rear base and regional ally for FRELIMO’s independence struggle.

• Muhammed Said AbdullaRelated: Abdulla's literary career became part of Tanzania's national cultural history.

• Shaaban bin RobertRelated: His literary career unfolded in Tanganyika, whose cultural life shaped his concerns.

• Sukuma languageRelated: Most Sukuma speakers live in northwestern Tanzania.