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 Chapter 01 LAND & PEOPLE
  • Geography
  • Climate
  • Flora and Fauna
  • People
  • A Brief History
  • Government
  • Cities
  • The Economy
  • Tanzania Within Africa
 Chapter 02 VALUES & ATTITUDES
  • Undugu
  • Status
  • Women
  • Tanzanian Identity
  • National Pride
  • Emotions in Public
  • Hospitality
  • Being a Mzungu
  • “Swahili Time”
  • Work/Life Balance
  • Family and the Social Safety Net
  • Attitudes to Violence and Crime
 Chapter 03 BELIEFS, CUSTOMS & TRADITIONS
  • Religious Diversity
  • Islam
  • Holidays and Religious Festivals
  • Christianity
  • Traditional African Beliefs and Customs
  • Weddings
 Chapter 04 MAKING FRIENDS
  • Greetings
  • Invitations Home
  • Attitudes to Foreigners
  • Romance and the Visitor
 Chapter 05 THE TANZANIANS AT HOME
  • The Household
  • Female Roles
  • Domestic Staff
  • Standards of Living
  • Daily Life
  • Growing Up in Tanzania
  • Education
 Chapter 06 TIME OUT
  • Social Events and Celebrations
  • Tanzanian Food
  • Eating Out
  • Drinking
  • Bars and Nightclubs
  • Music and Dancing
  • Smoking and Drugs
  • Shopping
  • Theater and Cinema
  • The Arts
  • Sports
  • Wildlife and Big Game
  • Beaches
  • Photography
 Chapter 07 TRAVEL, HEALTH & SECURITY
  • Arriving in Tanzania
  • Roads and Traffi c
  • Vehicle Rentals
  • Planes, Trains, Buses, and Automobiles
  • Where to Stay
  • General Health
  • Visitors and the Law
 Chapter 08 BUSINESS BRIEFING
  • Business Culture
  • Business Etiquette
  • Women in Business
  • Corruption—a “Social Vice”
  • Negotiations
  • Contracts and Fulfi llment
  • Dealing with Government
  • Getting Down to Business
  • Staff and the Workplace
 Chapter 09 COMMUNICATING
  • Language
  • Body Language
  • Humor
  • Topics of Conversation
  • Proper Acknowledgment
  • The Media
  • Telephones
  • The Internet
  • Mail
  • Conclusion
 Appendices
  • Places
  • People
 Exercises
 Keys