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Historical Pictures



Ivory Trade

The Bububu Railway (1905 - 1928)

Zanzibar Revolution: Political Leaders

The Committee of Fourteen

Picking Cloves

Chake Chake Court

Imams and Islamic Scholars (1962)

Our Mother is Afro-Shirazi; Our Father is Mapinduzi

Siti Binti Saad (1880 - 1950), once popular singer

Siti Binti Saad and group

Zanzibar Soccer Team (1966 Gossage Cup)

Teachers of Benbella School (1966)

Zanzibar Municipal Building

Ministers of the Zanzibar's Internal Self-Rule Government

Members of the short-lived government of Ali Hassan Mwinyi (1984-1985)

Nad Ikhwani Safaa (1969)

Nad Ikhwani Asafa (1922)

Nad Ikhwani Safaa (1966)

Zanzibar (1954)

Mnazimmoja School

Chief of Zanzibar Police Force, Mir Abdoo Gajian Baluchi (1954)

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)

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.

Have a glimpse of how taarab has changed in Zanzibar. The dressing style shown here is rather obsolete in today's taarab.

If you have any historical picture from Zanzibar and would like Zanzibaris to have a glimpse of, please write to us!

You can also visit the Zanzibar's Department of Archives website for more historical pictures.

 

 

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