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Tanzania: Institute Presents Special Training for Army Officers

Monday, March 17, 2014 - 11:25
AAFonline

More than 50 army officers from ten African countries, including Tanzania, have recently completed a tailor-made course in Strategic Studies at the Institute of Accountancy (IAA) in Arusha, Tanzania, to supplement their ongoing military training at the Tanzania Military Academy Monduli (TMA).

the army officers from eastern and southern African countries undertook studies in conflicts resolution, good governance, project supervision, diplomatic affairs, communications skills in civilian sectors, and the deployment of modern technologies in strategic military training.

The first batch of graduates in the new course consisted of officers from the five East African Community member states (Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi) as well as Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia and Botswana, who attended under the aegis of TMA Monduli.

source: http://www.aafonline.co.za/news/tanzania-institute-presents-special-training-army-officers

Helghast:

Lol hahahaha wow this guy is delusional ey, Please google "African Special Forces" and tell us what comes up, Tanzania is only mentioned in that group because of the pictures that were released of them in Congo, what history does Congo Special forces have? What about the Algerians and the Egyptians the person made that list has no knowledge of african special forces, SAPS STF could wipe those guys out, S.A special Forces snipers were wreaking havoc on M23 positions deep behind enemy lines in Congo.... How many Hostage Rescues and Sabotages have the Tanzanian Special forces done?

Seleka rebels wiped your ass big time!!

“This time we can anticipate heavy weapons support both from South African units and from their SADC partners. Therein lies the second point. Tanzania is actually doing a lot of the heavy lifting for the FIB. Its commander, Brigadier General James Aloizi Mwakibolwa has decades of command experience, and is well-suited for this kind of campaign. Beyond this, the Tanzanians are bringing an artillery company, Special Forces and a host of other useful detachments that will be valuable in locating and destroying M23. In total, Tanzania's bringing about 1,300 troops to this fight, actually making them the lead actors in the operation.
http://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2013-08-01-un-goes-on-the-attack-in-the-drc-dragging-south-africa-in-with-it/#.U7ls_tiNZhc”

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Special forces perform during the parade in the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the union between Tanganyika and Zanzibar at the Uhuru Stadium in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, April 26, 2014.http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/photo/2014-04/27/c_133293116_9.htm

Mike..ZA:
Zuma was never trained in Tanzania,get your facts straight. The same Tanzania SA Recces penetrated during missions,even destroying bridges and power lines near their capital city? MK had bases and trained in Angola,Uganda,Algeria,Libya,East German and other USSR states. SA special forces attacked targets anywhere in SADC(Malawi,Zambia,Botswana,Lesotho,Tanzania,Mozambique etc). Regarding Zimbabwe SF they fought in the DRC bloody and led the final assault on UNITA.

The African National Congress in Tanzania

"After taking power in Tanzania, Nyerere became one of the architects for the formation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) and remained an ardent supporter of the continent’s liberation struggles. Tanzania provided facilities for liberation movements such as the African National Congress (ANC), Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), the Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU), the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU), the South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO), FRELIMO and the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), and allowed them to operate from its soil. In addition, the Tanzanian government allowed the organisations to use Radio Tanzania to broadcast messages to their respective countries.

In the aftermath of the Sharpeville Massacre, the government banned the ANC and the PAC in South Africa. The ANC then sent Frene Ginwala to Tanzania with instructions to establish an office in Dar-es Salaam, and await further communication. Once in the country, she worked as a journalist while carrying out work for the ANC, which included receiving comrades arriving in Dar-es Saalam. Meanwhile, in 1960 the party instructed Oliver Tambo to clandestinely leave the country and establish offices for the movement in exile. He was also authorised to seek international support for the struggle against apartheid. Tambo skipped the country through Bechuanaland, in a car driven by Ronald Segal. Once in Bechuanaland he contacted Frene Ginwala, who made arrangements for a plane to fly Tambo, Dr Yusuf Dadoo and Segal to Dar-es-Salaam. Upon arrival they were welcomed by Julius Nyerere, and from that time Tanzania became an important point of contact and transit for the ANC in exile." you can go through the link and read more for yourself: http://www.sahistory.org.za/topic/umkhonto-wesizwe-mk-exile?page=8

I look at you as a fool because you seem to know nothing about history. Malawi was darling of apartheid while Angola was under Portuguese at that time. Only after it was liberated its when ANC opened camps in Angola while the biggest military base of ANC was still in Tanzania.

You are talking about Zimbabwe fighting with rebel group such as UNITA!! really Do you know how many wars has Tanzania fought??

"What the people of Tanzania have given to us can never be measured in monetary terms. Nor can it be quantified. It was from Tanzania and many other countries that we executed many military campaigns against apartheid South Africa. Most importantly, it was with the moral and material support of the Tanzanian people that we managed to defeat apartheid." these are words of your president Jacob Zuma read: http://www.thepresidency.gov.za/pebble.asp?relid=4512&t=79

Mike..ZA:
This list is rubbish. Firstly why people love putting SEALS above the Delta force the former is used for missions which will be publicly acknowledged,expose etc. Also look at number 21 if someone is gonna rank a unit above others cause of sniping skills,then the british should be above the rest. Coming to Africa,you're lying if you gonna talk about African special forces without mentioning SA SF and Zimbabwe SF both are battle tested. When was the last time Tanzanians SF units ever went to battle? In Congo they operated under the UN with Malawi and South Africa in the FIB. Russian SF were scared of the SA SF in Angola.

You are such a fool! all liberation movements were trained by Tanzanians. Your president Jocob Zuma was as well trained in Tanzania so was namibia president (Pohamba) and Mozambique president (Guebuza) the current Zimbabwean top commander (Gen Constantine Chiwengwa) was trained in Tanzania the list is so long. Zimbabwe or SA are nothing short of pathetic!! The list is rubbish simply because your chicken forces are not in the list??

the site has indicated pretty well "Please keep in mind that this fascinating list is in no particular order. We just hope you enjoy this one."

lot of butthurt people around here.

When it comes to hardcore, elite human beings, nothing can top military special forces units. Shows us what these incredible teams from around the world look like, and exactly zero of them appear to be anyone you'd ever want to mess with if you value your life. The facepaint on the Peruvian men might be the most intense I've ever seen.

These are the world’s most elite military teams. They’re highly trained, best equipped and well-prepared fighting units specializing in surgical military operations, from ending a hostage situation swiftly to stealthily eliminating top terrorists.

Yeah, pity the fools who get on the wrong side of any of these elite fighting forces. Please keep in mind that this fascinating list is in no particular order. We just hope you enjoy this one.

Sadly, only Tanzania in Africa made it in the list.

1. US Navy SEAL

2. British SAS

3. Huntsmen Corps : Danish Special Forces

4. French Special Forces

5. ROC (Taiwan) Special Forces with bullet proof face masks

6. Irish army rangers

7. Serbian Gendarmerie

8. MARSOC

9. Canadian counter terrorist group JTF2

10. Korean Special Forces

11. Dutch Special Forces

12. SBS

13. French Special Forces

14. Belgian Special Forces Group

15. Norwegion MJK

16. Canadian Joint Incident Response Unit (Nuclear, biological and chemical warfare defence)

17. Marinejegerkommandoen – Norwegian Navy Special Forces

18. French Commando Marine

19. Norwegian Armed Forces’ Special Command

20. New Zealand Special Forces

21. US Army Special Forces Sniper with Remington Modular Sniper Rifle

22. Polish GROM

23. U.S. Special Forces

24. Indonesian Special Forces Command

25. Romanian Special Forces

26. Australian SASR

27. Tanzanian Special Forces In Congo

28. German KSK (Army / Special Forces)

29. German Army Special Forces the KSK

30. Shayetet 13 (Israeli Special Forces)

31. Russian Special Forces: Spetsnaz

32. Austrian special forces: Jagdkommando

33. Iraqi special forces

34. Kampfschwimmer (Combat Swimmers) from Germany’s elite SEK-M special forces

35. Peruvian Army special forces

http://news.distractify.com/people/special-forces-from-all-over-the-world/
http://atchuup.com/badass-elite-fighting-units/