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Tanzania country is a Brand
 
 
In this country

NGOs
Corporates
Media
Celebrities
Rivers
Political parties

Social issues are Brands

Social Issue Programmes
By NGO Social Doctors

World loves brands and it is time to know that countries are nations with population and climate, both needs to be taken care
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You are Born as a Philanthropist

All think corporates, Philanthropists, Celebrities, Political parties make money and they should give it to help their country become a developed nation which is not just economically prosperous but socially developed,
Funding agencies help NGO Social doctors And Government is responsible to take care of their country & UN is helping that.

Like all, I have only 1 life and let me live happily, enjoy my life and pay taxes to the government.
My job is lmited to this and at the most, I can take care of my family, relatives & friends, rather than just add stress about even thinking of poor people or disabled people or widows or farmers or youth who are addicted ...

But we think, you are Born as a Philanthropist and can help indirectly by directly donating equivalent of Rs 1200/- to either Government of your country or NGO or UN or donate blood, organ, time, skill.

So we share NGOs in your country and you can decide which NGO is good and we also share social issues and related programmes, so you have a choice to donate to NGO working on the issue which you want to support. And that is why we are branding social issues because like all you love brands

I can help the world

I do not have time to see which NGO is credible or there are many issues which are close to me, but I have limted money to donate.

So I can donate Rs 1200/- or its equivalent in my country currency and instead of just one NGO can help all NGOs in the world.

We can do that because we are starting a guide to NGOs across the world where experts will share just a page of articles on key challenges like how to brand NGOs or how to do succession planning or how to approach funders or volunteers, how to take care of employees of the NGO so that they dont go to other NGOs just for money (of course they can go to others if they get better opportunities in the same social issue or other social issue), and many other things like managing finances, administration, social business processes ..

Donate it to Developed Nation Network Trust which will start sharing series of expert opinions from May 2026

National Government
Tanzania Government

National Law Ministry
Ministry of Justice and Constitutional

National Police
Police

National Capital
Dar es Salaam (de facto, judicial)
Dodoma (official, legislative)

National Population
66 million to 68 million

Independence Day
December 9

Country area (aprox)

National Helplines
Police - 112 / 999
Ambulance - 115
Fire - 114
Coast guards - 110
Crime stoppers - 111
Anti-corruption - 113
Health help line - 117
Child help-line - 116  

National Languages
Kiswahili or Swahili, Kiunguja (name for Swahili in Zanzibar)
English (primary language of commerce, administration, and higher education)
Arabic (widely spoken in Zanzibar), many local languages
Note: Kiswahili (Swahili) is the mother tongue of the Bantu people living in Zanzibar and nearby coastal Tanzania
Although Kiswahili is Bantu in structure and origin
Its vocabulary draws on a variety of sources including Arabic and English
it has become the lingua franca of central and eastern Africa
The first language of most people is one of the local languages

National Currency
Tanzanian Shilling
TZS

National Animal
Giraffe

National Bird
the grey crowned crane

National Flower
The Eastern African Clove tree flower bud (Syzygium aromaticum)

National Fruit


Bordering countries
Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia

Country area (aprox)
 Country code
Country domain
Botanical Gardens
Forests
Zoos