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Tanganyika Province

Imagine a place in Africa that's like a brand new puzzle piece, full of amazing things to discover!

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Kalemie, Tanganyika province: June 21, 2017 The Kalemie office is gearing itself up for a road safety campaign, scheduled for June 19-25, 2017.

Kalemie, Tanganyika province: June 21, 2017 The Kalemie office is gearing itself up for a road safety campaign, scheduled for June 19-25, 2017.

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Kalemie, Tanganyika province. June 12, 2017- Fire broke out at about 7h30’ in a fuel storehouse of Ets Richa Espoir in the district of Kalumbi, Lumumba avenue, in the town-center of Kalemie.
Kongolo, Tanganyika province, DRC, 14 November 2017 – UN Peacekeepers from Benin based at the operational base in Kongolo (390 kms away from Kalemie) and members of the Congolese National Police (PNC) jointly conducting night patrolling in Kangoy distr
Kalemie, Tanganyika Province, DR Congo- Military observers of MONUSCO sensitize militiamen known as 'elements' (Bantu) on peace
Kongolo,Tangayika Province,DR Congo: International peace day was celebrated by the people of Kongolo in the Tanganyika Province.
Kalemie, Tanganyika Province DR Congo: 2 June 2017 – Ceremony for the symbolic handover of sewing materials to the Tanganyika Women's network as part of a Quick impact project initiated by the MONUSCO office in Kalemie.
Kalemie,Tanganyika Province 22 April 2017. Volunteers from United Nations Agencies (PNUD/UNICEF/PAM & MONUSCO) in Tanganyika rallied students of the University of Kalemie for a cleanup campaign of the surroundings of the university.
Kalemie, Tanganyika Province, DR Congo: Military observers of MONUSCO accompanied by FARDC sensitize militiamen known as 'elements' (Bantu) on peace.
Tanganyika province: 1st November 2017: Peacekeepers from Benin contingent based in Kongolo (390km from Kalemie) conducting foot patrolling in the localities of Majengo.
Kalemie, Tanganyika Province: International day of indigenous peoples - A member of Baraza (local peace Committee) from Mbayo in the Manono territory of the Twa community, receives the head of Office of MONUSCO Kalemie on a bike.
Kalemie, Tanganyika Province, DR Congo: The Reopening of the Kituku Bridge to traffic took place on Saturday 15 April 2017 .
Kalemie, Tanganyika Province, DR Congo: 5 November 2017: Military observers and peacekeepers from MONUSCO interact with displaced persons on their living conditions in the Lubuye Camp (4 kms from Kalemie).

Key Facts

Location
Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa.
Capital City
Kalemie.
Created
2015.
Fun Fact
It was formed from a part of a much bigger province!

Where in the World is Tanganyika?

Tanganyika Province is a special part of a big country called the Democratic Republic of the Congo, way over in Africa! It's like a giant playground with lots of land to explore. It's not a country itself, but a big region within a country.

Think of it like a big neighborhood in a huge city. This province was made not too long ago, in 2015, when a bigger area was split into smaller pieces, like cutting a cake!

A Brand New Place!

Tanganyika Province is like a brand new toy that was just created! It was formed from a part of an older, much bigger province. The town of Kalemie is super important because it's the capital city, where the leaders of the province work. This area used to be known as Nord-Katanga a long, long time ago, back when grown-ups were kids. So, it's a new name for an old, special place!

What Do People Do There?

People in Tanganyika Province work hard to make their home special. They might farm the land to grow food, or perhaps they find interesting things in the ground. It's a place where people live and work together, building their communities. They speak different languages, which is like having secret codes that only some people understand! It's a busy place with lots of families and friends.

Who's in Charge?

Just like your school has a principal, Tanganyika Province has leaders who help run things. They have a capital city called Kalemie, which is like the main office. The leaders make sure everything runs smoothly and that people are taken care of. It's important to have people in charge to help make decisions for the whole province, just like grown-ups make rules at home.

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