Historical Pictures
Ivory Trade
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The Bububu Railway (1905 - 1928)
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Zanzibar Revolution: Political Leaders
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The Committee of Fourteen
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Picking Cloves
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Chake Chake Court
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Imams and Islamic Scholars (1962)
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Our Mother is Afro-Shirazi; Our Father is Mapinduzi
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Siti Binti Saad (1880 - 1950), once popular singer
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Siti Binti Saad and group
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Zanzibar Soccer Team (1966 Gossage Cup)
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Teachers of Benbella School (1966)
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Zanzibar Municipal Building
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Ministers of the Zanzibar's Internal Self-Rule Government
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Members of the short-lived government of Ali Hassan Mwinyi (1984-1985)
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Nad Ikhwani Safaa (1969)
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Nad Ikhwani Asafa (1922)
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Nad Ikhwani Safaa (1966)
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Zanzibar (1954)
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Mnazimmoja School
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Chief of Zanzibar Police Force, Mir Abdoo Gajian Baluchi (1954)
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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)
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Malindi Main Mosque (Msikiti wa Ijumaa). This was Zanzibar's main mosque for a long time before recent developments ushered a new era of building spacious mosques out of the stone town.
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Have a glimpse of how taarab has changed in Zanzibar. The dressing style shown here is rather obsolete in today's taarab.
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You can also visit the Zanzibar's Department of Archives website for more historical pictures.