About Tanzania

Tanzania is one of the major countries within African continent. The capital is Dar Al-Salam which is one of the main ports of Africa. One third of the population is Muslim. According to statistics, most of the people live in rural areas and do agriculture. There are several races living in the country. The official language is Swahili which is considered as an elements causing national unity. The constitution was implemented in 1965. The constitution is divided into the three sections as the legislative, the judiciary, and the administrative. There are different religions in the country, e.g. Muslims, and Christians, including Orthodox, Protestant, Tangagiga Muslims, and Bakulta Muslims. The country has the highest ranks in terms of literacy within Africa and about 85 per cent of the nation is literate. Since the majority of people live in rural areas, the economy is based on agriculture and the country exports agricultural products, such as tea, tobacco, coffee, and cocoanuts. This paper intends to assess geographical situation, population, political history, constitution, national divisions, religions and sects,culture, economy and international policy of Tanzania.