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nullTanzania Tanzania Ancy&winnerNational Flag and Emblem National Flag and Emblem Capital Capital Tanzania's official capital is Dodoma, but a lot of people think that Tanzanian’s capital is Dar es Salaam. In fact Dar es Salaam has never been officially recognized. Belief introductionBelief introductionThe United Republic of Tanzania Independent day:December 9, 1961 Tanganyika was out of the rule of British colonial National day: April 26, 1964 Tanganyika and Zanzibar formed the United Republic of TanzaniaRelationship with ChinaRelationship with ChinaIn 1961 China established diplomatic relations with Tanganyika In 1963 China established diplomatic relations with Zanzibar. April 26, 1964, Tanzania established diplomatic relations with China. The main flowerThe main flowerLilac flower In the southern highlands of Tanzania, East Africa, there is a small island in the Indian Ocean - Pemba Island.It’s a world-famous " Lilac island", where known as the "world's most fragrant place." Language Language Two official language,English and Swahili . English’s still the the language of higher courts. Swahili is seen as the unifying language of the country between different tribes who each have their own tribal language . The first language typically learned by a Tanzanian is that of his or her tribe, with Swahili and English learned thereafter.EducationEducationThe United Republic of Tanzania realizes that quality education is the pillar of national development, for it is through education that the nation obtains skilled manpower to serve in various sector in the nation’s economy. The structure of the Formal Education and Training System The structure of the Formal Education and Training System 2 years of pre-primary education, 7 years of primary education, 4 years of Junior Secondary (ordinary Level), 2 years of Senior Secondary (Advanced Level) up to 3 or more years of Tertiary education. EducationEducationthe education system has three levels, namely: Basic, Secondary and Tertiary Levels. Basic or first level education includes pre-primary, primary and non-formal adult education. Secondary or second level education has Ordinary and Advanced level of secondary schooling while Tertiary or third level includes programmes and courses offered by non-higher and higher education institutions NextNext Ancy will tell you!