chika98:

Kempinski Bilila Lodge - Serengeti, Tanzania
OMG! Amazing place.

Indeed and thank you.BTW,do you know how to change to the next page?

African Union Hq - Addis Ababa,Ethiopia.



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I love the pics.
Gallivant are you from kenya?
I just happend to bump into this section and I love these pics

pendo89:

I love the pics.
Gallivant are you from kenya?
I just happend to bump into this section and I love these pics

I am glad you love them.Yes I am Kenyan,born and bred.

The town,simply charming












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Obama is everywhere in Ethiopia[/B]

[B]
East Africans Free To Stay In Any Country In The Region [/B]

East Africans are now free to live in any of the member states so long as they notify immigration departments every six months, the five-member bloc has resolved.

According to the Director of Social Sector, Mary Makoffu, the development applies to those who wish to stay in a particular country but are not employed, visitors, students or those in transit to other countries.

Upon the presentation of a travel document, a citizen shall be issued with a pass which shall entitle him or her to enter into the territory of the host partner state and stay for a period of up to six months.

“You can stay as long as you wish as the only requirement is to notify the immigration upon expiry of the six-month period of your intention to extend stay.”

Under the provisions of the East African Community (EAC) Common Market on the free movement of persons, a Kenyan who seeks to enter the neighbouring Tanzania or Uganda, Rwanda or Burundi is required to present to the immigration authorities a valid common standard travel document and declare all the information required for entry or exit.

In the case of Rwanda, their citizens now have an identificationcard that is machine-readable. Kenya is in the process of developing one before the end of the year.

PERMANENT STAY

“For those willing to study in one of the bloc’s partner states, the immigration office of the host nation shall issue a student’s pass to an applicant who satisfies the requirements in this category. The pass shall be issued subject to terms and conditions, for a period not exceeding one year and shall be renewable, annually, for the duration of the study,” Ms Makoffu said.

However, if one wishes to enter another partner state for the purpose of undergoing training for a period not exceeding two months, he or she shall be exempted from applying for a student’s pass.

Indeed, this is the reason many Kenyans are flocking Uganda for studies.

Makkoffu said many EAC citizens are not aware of these provisions under the free movement of persons regulations and have been struggling to seek for work permits, which can be frustrating at times.

Meanwhile, Chinese nationals in East Africa are residing in the region under national laws of each particular state and they are not any threat to the regional integration process,” Makoffu said.

“EAC partner states have got national immigration laws that allow immigrants from other parts of the world enter, stay and work in their jurisdictions and they should not be discriminated.”

By LUKE ANAMI, The Standard

Kampala.





Garden City Mall.(Owned by Uchumi,Kenya's third largest retail chain.



Suburb.

Ngorongoro Crater Lodge - Tanzania

(Courtesy of Veresk, on Flickr)


Ngorongoro Crater Lodge by Veresk, on Flickr


IMG_6689 by Veresk, on Flickr


Hot bath after safari by Veresk, on Flickr


Hot Dinner after safari by Veresk, on Flickr


Ngorongoro Crater Lodge by Veresk, on Flickr


Ngorongoro Crater Lodge by Veresk, on Flickr


Ngorongoro Crater Lodge by Veresk, on Flickr


Ngorongoro Crater Lodge by Veresk, on Flickr

[B]Tarangire National  Park - Tanzania[/B]


Zebras and Impalas by Kevin H., on Flickr


Safari i Tanzania 2008 by hb_74, on Flickr


Safari i Tanzania 2008 by hb_74, on Flickr


Safari i Tanzania 2008 by hb_74, on Flickr


Safari i Tanzania 2008 by hb_74, on Flickr


Safari i Tanzania 2008 by hb_74, on Flickr


Safari i Tanzania 2008 by hb_74, on Flickr


Safari i Tanzania 2008 by hb_74, on Flickr

Hippo pool at Ngorongoro crater by Zé Eduardo, , on Flickr

Uganda

[B]Lake Victoria - Uganda[/B]





Hotel

Dar es Salaam - Tanzania

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Tanzania is booming!

Matema Beach - Tanzania


windy by the helping friendly book, on Flickr


tension by the helping friendly book, on Flickr


slacklining on the beach by the helping friendly book, on Flickr


matema beach by the helping friendly book, on Flickr


scene by the helping friendly book, on Flickr

Nungwi Beach - Tanzania


Flickr 上 James Frater 的 Nungwi Beach



Flickr 上 James Frater 的 Nungwi Beach

[B]Bongoyo Island

Bongoyo Island (or simply Bongoyo) is an uninhabited island in Tanzania, situated 2.5km north of the country's largest city, Dar es Salaam. It is the most frequently visited of the four islands of the Dar es Salaam Marine Reserve (DMRS).

The island lies close to the Msasani Peninsula (in the Kinondoni district of the city) and is reachable by means of only a 30 minute boat ride from the mainland. The point of departure for most visitors to the island is 'The Slipways' hotel complex on the western side of the Msasani Peninsula.

It is therefore a popular daytrip for both tourists and Tanzanian residents alike, serving as a location for a variety of leisure activities, including snorkelling and sunbathing.[/B]


Flickr 上 sfxdonutz 的未命名相片


Flickr 上 sfxdonutz 的未命名相片




Flickr 上 sfxdonutz 的 Bongoyo Island


Flickr 上 sfxdonutz 的 Beautiful day!



Flickr 上 sfxdonutz 的 Bongoyo Island


Flickr 上 sfxdonutz 的 Bongoyo Island


Flickr 上 sfxdonutz 的 Fishing

[B]Zanzibar Island[/B]


Goodbye Zanzibar by h o l, on Flickr




Finished for the day by h o l, on Flickr


Stunning infinity pool by h o l, on Flickr


Matemwe beach by h o l, on Flickr


Watching the Dhows coming in by h o l, on Flickr


Dhow trip by h o l, on Flickr

[B]The African Tulip Hotel - Arusha, Tanzania.[/B]

Lions resting under safari vehicle, Ngorongoro Crater by Exodus Travels - Reset your compass, on Flickr