Many African countries experience violence and intimidation fuelled by tribalism but Tanzania seems to be an exception. Despite having more than 100 ethnic groups and bordering eight countries, it has succeeded in overcoming tribal tensions in a region where some neighbours have failed to do so. Tulanana Bohela reports from Dar Es Salaam.
Many African countries experience violence and intimidation fuelled by tribalism...
What about the Catholics vs. Protestants in N. Ireland? Or the Scottish independence movement? Isn't that British tribalism too? Cyaan bodda wid de BBC sometime.
Stronger words come to my mind, but the board is G-rated so I have to keep them to myself.
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