How to register to the Salary slip portal official site; Tutorial with pictures

The Ministry of Finance has provided an official portal for getting salary slip through online (online) for public servants. *Before starting make sure you have your salary slip and your bank account number,, then register using this link>>>>https://salaryslip.mof.go.tz/ * Required information * > Check number > Your names are three > Date of birth > Vote (for example 88Z2) > Subvote (eg 5007) > Account...

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Nationalism in Tanganyika and Post independence; History of Tanzania part vii

NATIONALISM IN TANZANIA • Defining African nationalism: is the desire of the African people to rule themselves, and terminate all kinds of foreign rule and exploitation. • Basically it is the political will of the Africans to oppose all forms of foreign domination, but in favor of African rule. It presents African struggle against western colonialism and imperialism. • Nationalism can generally be defined as the political expression of nationhood, which reflects the consciousness of belonging to a nation. It is the consciousness...

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History of Tanzania part vi; British and Germany Control in Tanganyika

COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION IN TANZANIA :FROM GERMAN TO THE BRITISH PERIODINTRODUCTION• The establishment of colonial rule in Tanzania involved the institutionalization of the state. The two powers that colonized Tanzania, Germany (1890-1918) and British (1919-1960) designed two different administrative approaches. The Germans preferred the use of direct rule/administration and the British used indirect administration.• GERMAN ADMINISTRATION IN TANGANYIKA• The pacification of the colony lasted from 1890-1907. In early 1890s,...

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History of Tanzania part v; The political Economy of the colonial State of Germany and British

        THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE COLONIAL STATE                          GERMAN AND BRITISH PERIOD COLONIAL ECONOMY INTRODUCTION • It is generally known that, African resistances in colonial Tanganyika were completely suppressed by the superior German forces. This situation brought these societies under German control. • For this control to be effective, the Germans had to establish effective administrative policies. These administrative...

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History of Tanzania part iv; German intervention and African resistances

  German intervention and African resistances• There are two schools of thoughts of looking at African resistances: – Colonial school of thought view Africans as lesser / weak member of human race and the resistances waged by Africans were regarded as merely foolish, fanatical, and simply the work of the uncivilized people to resist their own civilization mission. This view was held up to the 1950s when nationalist historiography began to emerged.– The second school of thought is the Nationalist school of thought which became...

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History of Tanzania part iii;Germany and British Colonial control Projects

GERMAN AND BRITISH COLONIAL PROJECTS EXTERNAL ORIGINS AND LOCAL AGENCY OF COLONIAL IMPERIALISM Defining key term• ColonialismIs the acquisition, establishment, exploitation, maintenance, and expansion of colonies in one territory by people from another territory. It is a set of unequal relationship between the colonial power and the colony and between the colonists and the indigenous population.The situation where a powerful country takes over a less powerful country and begins to rule that country as a subordinate, all the resources of the colonized...

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History of Tanzania part ii; External contacts Coastal Trade through Indian Ocean

EARLY EXTERNAL CONTACTSDEVELOPMENT OF COASTAL TRADE LINK THROUGH THE INDIAN OCEAN UP TO THE 18TH CENTURY• Trade links between the East African coast and the external world can be divided into two (2) major phases of historical development:• Phase oneü This phase covered the period between the 2nd century BC to 7th Century AD. The major feature of this period was lack of continuous and constant trade contacts on the coast (?)ü This phase was dominated by traders from Rome and Greece empires who were in great demand for ivory as indicated...

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