Babati

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The next minor settlement of note, was a place called Babati, with an extensive African population and about six Asian owned dukas - so I stopped close by to a large 'tin' (corrugated iron) duka and was welcomed in by its Asian owner. I was amazed at the variety of tinned provisions he stocked, also beer and soft drinks galore! So I treated myself to a Coca Cola straight from the fridge and a packet of savory biscuits. The Indian duka-wallah told me the main convoy had gone through about 10 am so, with luck, it should be 'home and dry' by 16,00 hours.[1]

References & Notes

  1. Allen, John Richard. Down Memory Lane in Tanganyika.Page Number: 39. Extract Date: 1939

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Fatma Kassamali Moledina

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Abdul Chatur Dharamsi Gillani

Naseen Amir Walli

Sachedina Sajan Somji

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Chatur Dharamsi Gillani

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