zanzibari造句

• According to the official Zanzibari history, the revolution was planned and headed by the ASP leader Abeid Amani Karume.
• International observers had denounced last week's vote as showing " colossal contempt " for the Zanzibari people.
• Thousands of Zanzibaris, mostly Zanzibari Arabs & Indians, were murdered, with relatively few casualties on the revolutionary side.
• I don't think Zanzibari is ethnicity, nor nationality, though it might be'citizen of Zanzibar '.
• Aboud Jumbe Mwinyi "'( 14 June 1920 & ndash; 14 August 2016 ) was a Zanzibari politician.
• It will be the first time a Zanzibari team plays in the finals of the championship since it began 23 years ago.
• Voting on Zanzibar was more complicated, where residents also voted for a Zanzibari president and their own 50-seat parliament.
• There he was challenged by the Zanzibari fleet, but Ravasco got the best of it and took a few more ships.
• By October 1892, Sefu was leading a force of 10, 000 men, some 500 Zanzibari officers and the rest Congolese.
• In a dialogue with some dark-skinned Zanzibari villagers who proclaim their Persian ancestry, he says, " You look African.
• Later, he met with judges and other Zanzibari officials to discuss the archipelago's justice system before heading back to mainland Tanzania.
• However, Zanzibari radio stations operate relatively independently, often reading the content of national dailies, including articles critical of the Zanzibari government.
• However, Zanzibari radio stations operate relatively independently, often reading the content of national dailies, including articles critical of the Zanzibari government.
• Now a Canadian citizen, Devji is Zanzibari, having been born in Dar es Salaam in 1964 to a family of Indian ethnicity.
• Zanzibari President Amani Karume gave the first-ever inaugural speech by a Zanzibari leader, addressing a stadium filled with 20, 000 supporters.
• Zanzibari President Amani Karume gave the first-ever inaugural speech by a Zanzibari leader, addressing a stadium filled with 20, 000 supporters.
• It is an open fact that the Zanzibar revolution . . . on 12th January 1964 liberated the Zanzibari Africans politically, economically and socially,
• Regional police commander Faraji Kayuga said officers opened fire when confronted by protesters at a center in Ngombeni on the northern Zanzibari island of Pemba.