zanzibaris造句

• Most Zanzibaris appear more concerned about the economy than religion or independence.
• The revolution itself remains an event of interest for Zanzibaris and academics.
• African Zanzibaris, who felt defrauded, revolted and threw the Arabs out.
• The problems on Zanzibar will not be solved by outsiders but only by Zanzibaris,
• Other Zanzibaris complain Tanzania is not giving the archipelago its fair share of resources.
• Zanzibaris, like Somalis, are predominantly Muslims.
• Zanzibaris speak Bantu language that is extensively spoken in the African Great Lakes region.
• Zanzibaris elect their own president and legislature as well as representatives in the national government.
• Entrance was subject to a fee, so that only wealthy zanzibaris could use them regularly.
• Hemb?led his father's tribe into a few days of skirmishes against the Zanzibaris.
• Zanzibaris and Tanzanians went to the polls to elect a president, National Assembly and local councilors.
• Zanzibaris will return to the polls Oct . 29 . to vote for a union president and Parliament.
• He said the union allowed Zanzibaris and those from the mainland to work and settle anywhere within the union.
• Ministry of Home Affairs spokesman A . O . Obonyo said the government was still assessing the Zanzibaris'situation.
• In January 1964, disgruntled African Zanzibaris overthrew the old order in one of Africa's two genuine social revolutions.
• But he also criticized the current system, which has only a minority of Zanzibaris in the union Cabinet and legislature.
• While few Arabs live here today, the heritage of many Zanzibaris includes Arabs, Persians from Shiraz and mainland Africans.
• Zanzibaris elect their own president and legislature _ which appoints the mufti _ as well as representatives in the national government.