Teenager Rania Nasser launches 'Watu wa Tanzania' photo exhibition

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Rania Nasser has donated all the pictures that are up for exhibition to the Tanzania Tourist Board to help promote Tanzania as a unique destination.

“The pictures show very where I have gone and the people I have met, and the stories that have heard. I think I have seen the very best of the Tanzanian spirit,” she says.
The teenager said that apart from travelling around Tanzania, Rania has also traveled to many other countries in the Western World.
“While travelling to these countries, I made so many friends and one thing that I noticed was that they knew very little about Africa and especially Tanzania,” she said.
Addressing the gathering Dr Ndumbaro hailed the teenager’s spirit and courage because the pictures show the very best of Tanzania something that most Western media don’t show.
“These pictures speak volumes, the show the Tanzanian spirit of hard work and the smiles that fill our daily lives,” said Dr Ndumbaro

Teenager Rania Nasser launches 'Watu wa Tanzania' photo exhibition

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