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PRESS RELEASE

The government of United Republic of Tanzania Has Never Had Any Plan to Evict the Maasai People

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Welcome - Karibu!

H.E. President Jakaya Kikwete

The Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania in the United States welcomes you to our official website. Here you will find information about visas, tourism, events and much more. We hope you will find our website informative and helpful. Please do not hesitate to contact us and/or complete the Client Satisfaction Survey. We are here to assist you.

H.E. Ambassador Liberata Mulamula

Embassy Location Address
1232 22nd St. NW, Washington D.C 20037
Telephone: (202)884-1080, (202)939-6125/7
Fax: (202)797-7408
For ALL Visa/Consular inquiries call: (202)884-1085

Hours of Operations

• Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
• Saturday: Closed
• Sunday: Closed
• Public Holidays: Closed

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Government Institutions & NGOs View all

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  Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Dar es Salaam
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  Tanzania National Parks - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Natural Resources & Tourism - Dar es Salaam
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  National Website - Dar es Salaam
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  National Bureau of Statistics - Dar es Salaam
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  Parliament of Tanzania - Dar es Salaam
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  The State House - Dar es Salaam
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  Vice President's Union Affairs and Environment - Dar es Salaam
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  Prime Minister's Office Policy and Coordination - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs - Dar es Salaam
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  President Office Public Service Management - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Communication Science and Technology - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Health & Social Welfare - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Energy & Minerals - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Industries Trade & Marketing - Dar es Salaam
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  President's Office Good Governance(POGG) - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Water and Irrigation(MWI) - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Agriculture Food Security & Cooperatives - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Home Affairs(MHA) - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Infrastructure Development(MoID) - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Community Development Gender and Children - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Lands Housing & Human Settlement Development - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Justice & Constitutional Affairs - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Defence & National Service - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries Development - Dar es Salaam
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  Prime Minister's OfficerRegional Administration&Local Government - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Education & Vocational Training - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of Labour Employment and Youth Development - Dar es Salaam
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  Ministry of East African Cooperation - Dar es Salaam
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  International Cotton Advisory Committee - Dar es Salaam
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  International Telecommunications Satellite Organization - Dar es Salaam
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  Chama cha Ukuzaji wa Kiswahili Duniani (CHAUKIDU) - Dar es Salaam

Calendar View all

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  International Green Talents Competition 2015 - German
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  Engaging the African Diaspora - Washington, DC USA
• 01 Dec
  2016 Norway Quota Scholarship Scheme - Norway

News and Events

Millenium Challenge Corporation (MCC) meeting in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

Posted on June 5, 2015

The meeting between Hon. Mizengo Kayanza Pinda, Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania and Representatives from the Millennium Challenge Corporation and 10 United States firms held on June 1st, 2015 as part of the MCC First Trade and Investment Mission to Tanzania. The meeting was also attended by Ambassador Liberata Mulamula, Permanent Secretary
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Ambassador Liberata Mulamula commencement address at Seton Hall University

Posted on May 19, 2015

The event took place at the Seton Hall University in New Jersey City. In her address which was extremely well received by the audience, Ambassador Mulamula, who is also the School’s Board Member of Overseers, touched upon some challenges facing the international community at a time where the United Nations Commemorates her 70th Anniversary of
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H.E. Necton Mhura, Ambassador of the Republic of Malawi to the United States of America, paid a courtesy call on H.E Ambassador Liberata Mulamula, on May 13, 2015

Posted on May 14, 2015

Tanzania’s Ambassador to the USA H.E Ambassador Liberata Mulamula with his Malawian counterpart Ambassador H.E. Necton Mhura at the Tanzania Embassy in Washington DC. Ambassador H.E. Necton Mhura paid a courtesy call on H.E Ambassador Liberata Mulamula and the two Ambassadors discussed various areas of mutual cooperation.

Tourism and Travel

The Ebola Hype: Safari travelers safe to visit Tanzania (East Africa)

Posted on April 4, 2015

One of the most talked-about media stories of 2014 was the Ebola outbreak. With the help of media outlets, Americans have become terrified the disease is going to sweep the nation. In a seemingly natural course of events, Westerners have all but cut off any travel to Africa. This has caused a significant decrease in
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Tanzanian Tourism Industry launches Travelers education portal to educate and provide information on the West Africa Ebola virus

Posted on November 20, 2014

Together, the Tanzanian Government and Tourism Private Sector associations, led by the Tourism Confederation of Tanzania (TCT) are leading and launching an innovative campaign to educate and provide clear information related to the ongoing public concern due to the West African Ebola virus. A website and social media campaign launched by Tanzania tourism stakeholders www.travel2tanzania.info
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Is Tanzania still safe to visit?

Posted on October 31, 2014

By Marc Harris, Managing Director of Tanzania Odyssey – a long established Tanzania specialist tour Operator There have been no cases of Ebola reported anywhere in East Africa and the epicentre of the current outbreak is 5,500 km away from Tanzania. Indeed Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea are closer to Madrid, Paris and London than
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