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Turning garbage into masterpieces: The new face of recycling in tourism

From left: Shanga General Manager, Dina Wilson, Vice Chancellor at the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology, Prof Maulilio John Kipanyula, Italian Ambassador to Tanzania, Mr Giuseppe Coppola and French designer, Emmanuel Babled. 
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By  Anganile Mwakyanjala

For decades now, Arusha has been referred to as the Safari Capital of Africa, the epicentre of Tanzania’s tourism.

That means the city welcomes millions of tourists each year who plan to have a good time.

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