Invitation Deforestation and climate change in Tanzania A photo journey by Imani Nsamila A photo exhibition as part of the Hamburg Photo Triennale in Hamburg Tanzania is one of the countries most affected by the climate crisis. The country is suffering from global warming, drought, severe flooding and the resulting displacement of the population.

Cordial invitation to the opening on Saturday, June 25 at 3 pm Greetings: Heike Döpke, Mayor of the City of Barmstedt Karin Weissenbacher, Gallery Atelier Elke Schreiber, Deputy President of the Pinneberg District Petra Hammelmann, Honorary Consul of the United Republic of Tanzania Introduction to the art exhibition Dr. Dagmar Lekebusch, art historian in Reinbek

As part of the country weeks, (almost) everything in Barmstedt revolves around Tanzania for seven weeks. There are exhibitions and lectures about the African country, which is also considered the "cradle of humanity".   Download Flyer "Tanzania Week Barmstedt HTML reference as PDF

Exhibition in the Municipal Hall of Barmstedt City Hall. Tanzania is considered one of the countries most affected by climate change and also the world's largest consumer of charcoal. The rapidly growing business metropolis and capital Dar es Salaam alone needs half of this. Millions of households rely on charcoal as fuel in their

Paleoanthropologist Prof. Dr. Thomas Kaiser reports on research on prehistoric humans. Tanzania can be considered the cradle of humanity without exaggeration, as fossils of early humans in Tanzania are now among the most significant evidence of more than 4 million years of human evolution. Researchers at the Leibniz Institute for Biodiversity Research (LIB) are

Petra Hammelmann, Honorary Consul of the United Republic of Tanzania presents in her illustrated lecture the beautiful and impressive country. She will talk about the history of the country, as well as the current political and geographical situation and, of course, about the beauty of Tanzania. Look forward to a lively lecture that will

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How can the treatment of non-communicable diseases (e.g. diabetes, hypertension) - remain affordable and be integrated into the new health insurance system?

One of the largest city partnerships, with over 50 partnerships each in Dar es Salaam and Hamburg, is celebrating its 15th anniversary. The highlight of the festive week is the big party on Saturday, June 28th from 3 p.m. around the concert shell in Planten un Blomen full of hands-on activities - also for

Abeneko is a live performer, singer, songwriter, guitarist and choreographer from Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania. Since his song “Salam” released in 2017, he has been bringing his own genre of music called “Bongo Fusion” to the stage, a mixture of current East African beats, singeli, funk and Afro-fusion, combined with traditional dances, melodies