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| | Zanzibar, Tanzania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | The inhabitants of Zanzibar were not British citizens but "protected" by the colonial power, whose main duty was to control the foreign affairs of the country. |
 | | However, the protectors had to consider the rivalry between the Afro-Shirazi majority and the Arab minority, as well as quarrels among the African population (natives, Shirazis, descendants of emancipated slaves, immigrants from continental Africa, immigrants from the Comoros islands, etc.). |
 | | Sheikh Abeid amani Karume, president of the African Association and later of the Afro-shirazi Union (1957) promoted the creation of the Afro-Shirazi Party (ASP), struggling against both the colonization and the sultan. |
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