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	Pemba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pemba is an island about 50 kilometres to the north of the island of Zanzibar.
		The island of Pemba, known as 'Al Kuh Dra' (the green island), is situated 20 miles north-east of Zanzibar and is the most important growing area for cloves.
		Pemba is also starting to get known for its dive sites, with vertiginous drop-offs, untouched coral and very abundant marine life.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pemba (371 words)

	PEMBA - LoveToKnow Article on PEMBA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Pemba has three ports, all on the west side of the island.
		Shaki-Shaki, the capital and the centre of trade, is centrally situated at the head of a shallow tidal creek partly blocked by dense growths of mangroves.
		Pemba is administered as an integral part of the Zanzibar dominions, and yields a considerable surplus to the exchequer, mainly from a 25 % duty imposed on cloves exported.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /P/PE/PEMBA.htm (519 words)

	Diving in Pemba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Pemba is an island group to the north of the Zanzibar archipelago.
		Pemba's viz ranges from the divine (60m and blue) to the diabolical (6m and green).
		Pemba is the rustic farm girl to the Red Sea's flamboyant tart.
	www.divernet.com /travel/pemb698.htm (2523 words)

	Pemba Island, Zanzibar
		The tendency of Pemba being ruled from Unguja continued from the period of Sayyid Said up to the present times and due to its subordinate role, it has always been sidelined by what is happening at the metropole.
		Mkoani - is the main sea port of Pemba and the administrative centre of the district.
		The sea port at Wete was once a very important gateway to the island of Pemba but poor maintenance of the jetty and the upgrading of Mkoani warf has dropped down the use of her sea port.
	www.zanzinet.org /zanzibar/pemba/pemba.html (1329 words)

	AllRefer.com - Pemba (Tanzania Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		Wete (the capital of Pemba region), Chake Chake, and Mkoani are the main towns.
		Many of the inhabitants of Pemba are partly descended from traders from the Persian Gulf region who settled on the island beginning in the 10th cent.
		In 1822 the island was conquered by Sayyid Said (later the sultan of Zanzibar) from the rulers of Mombasa.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/P/Pemba.html (240 words)

	Pemba Channel - fishing with Sea Adventures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Pemba is surrounded by exotic coral reefs of every form and description, beautiful smaller islands, deep channels and exotic white sandy beaches.
		Pemba is the poor relation to the better-known Zanzibar - hence the beaches are deserted and there are very few resorts.
		The Pemba Channel is home to no less than six species of billfish, fl marlin, blue marlin, striped marlin, sailfish, broadbill swordfish and even the rare shortbill spearfish.
	www.pemba-channel.com (284 words)

	Safari Pemba Island, Misali Island, Ngezi Forest
		Main towns in Pemba are Chake Chake and Wete, which act as trade and administrative center of the Island.
		Pemba has cool atmosphere for foot-walking safari or cycling to different parts of the region.
		Endemic mammals in this small forest reserve are; Pemba flying fox, Kirk's red colobus, velvet monkey, blue duiker and marsh.
	www.utalii.com /Zanzibar/Pemba_Island.htm (271 words)

	National 8 (Spotlight Weekly)
		Pemba lost her mother when she was two years old.
		Pemba marked her first successes on the 6,200-meter Island Peak in the Khumbu region and Lobuche, which is known as one of the hardest peaks to climb.
		Besides, Pemba belonged to the Sherpa clan, which is famous all over the world for their legendary skills in traveling in high altitudes.
	www.nepalnews.com /contents/englishweekly/spotlight/2002/may/may31/national8.htm (839 words)

	PEMBA
		Pemba is the capital of Cabo Delgado, the most northerly province of Mozambique.
		When arriving by air your first sighting of Pemba as you come in to land is a breathtaking view of aquamarine coastline and forests of boabab trees (called "krematat bome" in afrikaans because the seeds provide cream of tartar) with traditional wooden huts set amongst them.
		Pemba, however, being on the mainland and on the edge of the Southern Indian ocean cyclone seems to be immune.
	www.tiki30.com /PEMBA2004.htm (3179 words)

	Pemba in Tanzania
		Pemba consists of gentle, undulating hills and deep verdant valleys which are all covered with a dense cover of clove, coconut and mango plantation.
		Pemba is brilliant and renowned for deep sea diving and snorkeling.
		The ruins of an 18th century town thought to be the capital of Pemba during a period when the island came under the control of the Mazrui Arabs of Mombasa.
	www.takimsholidays.com /coast/pemba.asp (1703 words)

	EverestHistory.com: Pemba Doma Sherpa
		Pemba was raised by her grandfather in the small village of Namche Bazaar.
		Pemba would sometimes miss her school classes to accompany her grandfather to the mountains where he sometimes worked as a mountain guide.
		Pemba was determined to climb Everest, but due to the financial demands of the mountain she moved to France in her early 20’s and worked as a babysitter.
	www.everesthistory.com /sherpas/pembadomasherpa.htm (276 words)

	Pemba Island safaris, lodges and wildlife tours
		Unlike Zanzibar, Pemba has rolling hills, and verdant, lush vegetation adjacent to stunning coral reefs, and is listed as one of the top diving locations in the world.
		The undulating landscape is swathed in a dense cluster of clove, coconut and mango plantations.
		Pemba is also magical - for centuries Pemba has held a reputation as a centre for the juju traditions of medicine and magic.
	www.ecoafrica.com /african/travel/PembaIsland.html (367 words)

	Pemba, Mozambique
		Pemba, formerly known as Porto Amelia, is the vibrant capital of Cabo Delgado Province.
		The modern port, the international airport, world-class hotels and restaurants, and a network of newly-repaired roads combine with the historic charm and colonial architecture of the old city to give a fascinating and vibrant destination situated on this stretch of Mozambican coast.
		Pemba is also renowned as being a prime destination for water sport and diving enthusiasts as the coral reef lies close to the shore.
	www.quilalea.com /mozambique/pemba.asp (155 words)

	Animal Info - Pemba Flying Fox
		The Pemba flying fox is a large fruit bat weighing 400 - 650 g (0.9 - 1.4 lb).
		The Pemba flying fox is endemic to Pemba Island, Tanzania.
		Around 1940, there were reports of hundreds of Pemba flying foxes roosting on islands off the southern and northwest coasts of Pemba, crossing at dusk to forage over northern and southern Pemba.
	www.animalinfo.org /species/bat/ptervoel.htm (880 words)

	George Milwa Mnyaluza Pemba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		George Milwa Mnyaluza Pemba, was born in Korsten Village, Port Elizabeth, in 1912, attended the Van der Kemp Mission Primary School and Paterson Secondary School on a Grey scholarship.
		Pemba’s quest to be a professional artist was, up to this point, similar to other fl artists of his generation.
		Pemba painted a range of subjects: portraits of individuals from a variety of backgrounds, images drawn from Xhosa and Sotho traditions, and landscapes.
	www.sahistory.org.za /pages/people/pemba.htm (532 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| South Asia \| Sherpa sets record Everest time
		Pemba Dorje's task was made easier because some 90 climbers, taking advantage of recent good weather, had been ahead of him, working a path to the top, hardening the soft snow.
		Pemba Dorje questioned the authenticity of Lakpa Gelu's record and petitioned the tourism ministry for an official investigation into the expedition.
		Pemba Dorje's latest attempt came as part of a team led by veteran climber, Appa Sherpa, who broke the record for the number of ascents on Monday with his fourteenth climb.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/south_asia/3734931.stm (436 words)

	Pemba Island day gecko - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It lives on the islands Pemba and typically inhabits banana trees and dwellings.
		The Pemba Island day gecko feeds on insects and nectar.
		This species is found only on the island Pemba, near the coast of Tanzania.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pemba_Island_day_gecko (268 words)

	Pemba Island \| Zanzibar \| Tanzania... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Pemba is still the world's foremost clove producer, but has now slipped into its more traditional role of being an Island Paradise with small inter-island trade.
		The island of Pemba is an isolated, untouched paradise of clove plantations, traditional villages, broad sandy beaches and outstanding marine life.
		Pemba Island is the only granitic continental island on the East Coast of Africa and is enclosed by exotic coral reefs of every variety and description, stunning smaller islands and deep channels.
	gauteng.lodgesafaris.com /africa_pemba.html (686 words)

	Pemba island with Sea Adventures
		Pemba Island is the only granitic continental island on the East Coast of Africa and is surrounded by exotic coral reefs of every form and description, beautiful smaller islands, deep channels and exotic white sandy beaches.
		Pemba Is. is the sister island to Zanzibar and both come under the Tanzanian flag.
		A further option is to stay at the luxurious Fundu Lagoon Resort on the beautiful Wambaa Peninsular to the east of Mesale Island, SW Pemba.
	www.bigame.com /pemba.htm (856 words)

	Zanzibar :: Islands in the Sun :: Pemba
		Pemba is smaller than Unguja but has a hillier landscape, although its highest point is less than 100 metres above sea level.
		In ancient times, Pemba was known by Arab sailors as 'El Huthera', meaning the Green, on account of her dense and lush vegetation.
		Pemba was seized by the Sultan of Muscat (now Oman) in the 17th century.
	zanzibar.net /index.php/cp/cm/cid/6/iid/14 (498 words)

	Pemba \| Mozambique \| Safari and Accommodation
		On the north coast of Mozambique, at the mouth of a huge bay, is the town of Pemba.
		Pemba is the gateway to the magnificent Quirimbas Archipelago — a string of 32 untouched islands, parts of which comprise a conservation sanctuary protecting one of the most biodiverse marine areas in the world.
		Pemba Beach is a fantastic option for those who like to be active as it offers a vast array of water activities, which include diving, fishing, water skiing, wind surfing, boating and more.
	www.southerndestinations.com /destinations/mozambique/pemba (254 words)

	guide book, zanzibar island, zanzibar
		Mkoani is Pemba's third town and the port of entry for most of the boats from Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam.
		The people here, like those across the whole of Pemba, are very friendly and it is a great pleasure to sit down by the side of the road with the Swahili elders and drink a cup of freshly ground coffee served in the traditional Arab style.
		The quality of the catch here in Pemba seems to be considerably higher than in Unguja, with boats being landed filled with good size fish of the same species, as if the fisherman has only to dip his net into the water once to pull it out full of perfect specimens.
	africatravelresource.com /africa/E/zanzibar/safariguide/Z51-pemba.htm (4106 words)

	Physician Executive MBA Class of 1999 - University of Tennessee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lassiter chose PEMBA because he was impressed with the curriculum and the quality of the educators.
		PEMBA enabled Dr. Leigh to become familiar with the language of business and to prepare him to enter the medical business consulting field.
		PEMBA was important for her to evaluate the positive and negative aspects of her behavior.
	www.pemba.tennessee.edu /profiles/class_of_1999.htm (3180 words)

	Pemba.NET :: About Pemba
		Pemba Island lies approximately 80 km northeast of Zanzibar Island (Unguja) and is about the same distance from the Tanzanian mainland, situated directly east of the of the port of Tanga.
		The tourism industry in Pemba is still in its infancy and infrastructure is therefore quite basic, although this is slowly beginning to change with a few exclusive resorts springing up on the island.
		Pemba is definitely one of the jewels of the Indian Ocean and is patiently waiting to be explored.
	www.pemba.net /about_pemba (319 words)

	Pemba on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Pemba Dorji Sherpa en ami 2004 à Katmandou Pemba Dorji Sherpa, 26 ans, qui dit n'avoir mis que huit heures et dix minutes.
		Pemba Dorji Sherpa le mois dernier à Katmandou Pemba Dorji Sherpa, 26 ans, qui dit n'avoir mis que huit heures et dix minu.
		Pemba Dorji Un sherpa népalais a battu de plus de deux heures le record de l'ascension la plus rapide du mont Everest (8.8.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/P/Pemba.asp (590 words)

	Physician Executive MBA Class of 1998 - University of Tennessee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		PEMBA appealed to him because he preferred a program that was geared to medicine and the business world as he knew it.
		PEMBA enabled him to speak a new language and gain a new perspective on thinking globally rather than focusing on "specific turf" issues.
		PEMBA has enabled him to identify his leadership strengths and weaknesses and develop a program to continually improve these skills.
	www.pemba.tennessee.edu /profiles/class_of_1998.htm (2526 words)

	Pemba Island with Coastal Aviation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Pemba - the northernmost Island of the archipelago Pemba is still the world's major clove producer, but has now slipped into its more traditional role of being an Island Paradise with small inter-island trade.
		A more fertile land it is difficult to imagine.But it is not just the landscape that gives Pemba its magical reputation.For centuries Pemba has held a reputation as a centre for the juju traditions of medicine and magic.
		In the countryside, villagers are eager to talk to passers-by and small children cry at the sight of a muzungu.(white man) In town, market stallholders call you over and sit you down to try their different fruits, laughing hysterically at your reaction.
	www.coastal.cc /pemba.htm (486 words)

	Pemba.NET
		Although part of the Zanzibar archipelago, Pemba is a destination in and of itself with numerous surrounding islands and islets spread all along its coast.
		Pemba has some of the world's best diving and fishing and because it is not as travelled as it's more famous neighbour - Unguja (Zanzibar Island) - it is that much more pristine.
		For maps of Pemba, click here, and for more detailed information on the entire Zanzibar archipelago, have a look at Zanzibar.NET for the most complete picture of the islands as a whole, anywhere on the internet.
	www.pemba.net (212 words)

	Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia Island
		Pemba is most easily reached by ferry from Zanzibar, and Mafia is best reached by charter flight from Dar Es Salaam.
		The tiny traditional villages of Pemba have had little impact on the coast and the coral reefs around Pemba are largely in pristine condition.
		Pemba is now listed as one of the top dives spots win the world and offers superb diving opportunities with unspoilt coral gardens and a vast array of marine life.
	www.capecairo.com /islands/zanzibar/zanzibar.html (1422 words)

	Pemba Diving - diving around pemba island in Keyna
		Pemba is an island group to the north of the Zanzibar archipelago, Tanzania.
		Pemba is also noted for its superb night diving, where a motley crew of nudibrachs, pleurobranchs, squid, mantis shrimps and other strange life-forms come out of hiding.
		Pemba has more interesting, more varied and often more spectacular diving than anywhere in Kenya or Tanzania, which easily justifies the additional cost and hassle of getting there.
	www.pemba-diving.com (221 words)

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