Bukoba
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Under German Imperial Rule
(October 1890) On the western shore of the lake, he (Emile Pasha) and Stuhlmann occupied themselves with the establishment of the station at Bukoba, until Langheld should arrive.[1]
German records indicate that there were at least four Khoja business firms in Bukoba by 1904.- Dharamsi Khatua, Alidina Visram, Dhalla Walji and Walji Wanji.(?)
References & Notes
- ↑ Schmidt,Rochus. A HISTORY OF THE ARAB REBELLION IN EAST AFRICA (GESCHICHTE DES ARABERAUFSTANDES IN OST-AFRIKA) An Account of the "Abushiri Rebellion" in Tanzania and its Aftermath, 1888-1891. Translated (with an introduction) by John W. East. Academia.edu Kindle Location 4914-4917
Personal Histories of Bukoba residents in Khojawiki (2024)
Khojawiki has the following individuals with a connection to Bukoba. Please click the names to read thier individuals stories.
• Laila Gulamabbas Fazal Moledina
• Hassanali Hadimohamed Khalfan
• Daulatkhanu Sadrudin H Shariff
• Aminabai Abdulrasul Ahmed Jaffer
• Mohamed-Jaffer Habib Dewji Bhayani
Picture Gallery of German Bukoba
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German Zulu Askaris,Bukoba 1890.
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Indian Traders resident in Bukoba,listed in the German Colonial Handbook,1908-there were at least four Khoja business firms in Bukoba by 1908.- Dharamsi Khatua, Alidina Visram, Dhalla Walji and Walji Wanji.(?)
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German Photo of Bukoba, circa 1914.
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Indian shops, Bukoba Market circa 1914 (Photo credit: Schleinitz,Kurt v)