Walk thru Morogoro Rd, Jamaat St, Mosque St, Indira Gandhi St.... ending up at KT Shop via Libya St.

[@Hudhan1]

Asante. Umenikumbusha Nyumbani. Bongo

[@romanopinto5172]

Great videos!! I fitted all the Games Parks in Tanzania with HF-SSB Radios before cellular technology so people could communicate with their loved ones globally from the Game Parks. This was in 1977 -1982. I have been in each and every game park or reserve in Tanzania. I had to put antennas on Baobab trees depending on the direction, any which way but it worked and tested with Posts & Telecommunications perfectly. Took care of Police communications, Fire Brigade, Military, Aircraft and Maritime Navigational Systems. Well done Altaf & Wife. Long Live! Chakula pale, ile yenyewe 🙏👌

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

I am not from Tanzania, I was born in Uganda but I enjoy your clips because the East African vibe is the same. The old places, sights and sounds. East Africa has a very unique rich culture and history. Sasa, kababu na chatini elikuwa je. Used to have the coastal style kebabs with tangawizi chai at the Zanzibar restaurant in Dubai, wonderful!

[@AltafDaya]

Ahsante :)

[@zirfazal4668]

I was born in Dar all the memories are coming back thanks

[@AltafDaya]

Pleasure :)

[@bajagihaji8923]

Unaishi London lakini bado moyo wako upo Dar maisha ya utoto si rahisi kusahau tunasubiri panapo uhai bravo

[@AltafDaya]

Kweli Kabisa

[@shamamcwann5196]

ALTAF THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEO. I REALLY ENJOYED VERY MUCH. MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES CAME BACK AFTER WATCHING YOUR VIDEO.I COULD NOT BELIEVE IT EVERYTHING IS CHANGED NOW. 👍👍👍

[@sultanjiwanji3816]

Fantastic brother i grew up on kaluta street thanks for these videos well done .Ahsante ndugu rafiki

[@MMTheWGA]

Great share Altaf, brought back memories trying to recollect what it was like, comparing with the current state, and nice commentary too! :-)

[@vijaychavda8367]

Nice video 😊

[@anverh7488]

Altaf Daya hats off to you. Your coverage is professional. Thank you. I live in UK and was in Dar 1978 used to live opposite Upanga Jamaat Khana. Altaf if you can please cover the beach hotels like Khunduchi beach hotel, Bahari B/hotel,Africans, Kilimanjaro hotel etc etc. You have amazing knowledge of Tanzania. BLESS YOU .🤲🤝👏

[@AltafDaya]

Thanks a lot. I was on holiday in Dar. Been back in London since 6th Jan. Next time maybe when I go to Dar

[@romanopinto5172]

@@AltafDaya I played in the band part time at Kunduchi, Bahari Beaches and many other hotels in Dar plus globally. I paid a lot for my Universities playing part time in the bands. But wasn't enough :) Mabungos with chilli powder and some salt. But we were careful not to have a cold.

[@theroyalfamily17M]

Very Nice 👌👌👌

[@sunnyqureshi8869]

Superb video bro lots of memories from dar . My flat was in town . Near golden plaza

[@suleimanalmunir8531]

Nice one

[@jayeshbajaria9474]

Thanks man. Your videos bring back so many sweet memories of my home town. Sometimes i just wonder why did i leave my heaven of peace and moved to this subzero country of Canada. Especially in these winter months.

[@AltafDaya]

Yah man...I also wonder what the hell am I doing in London lol.

[@sabirawalji540]

I live in dar but your description was awesome..I live in Haadi

[@AltafDaya]

Oh...great location! I am sure u must be having to smell all that fragrance from the BBQs around you lol

[@ruheerizvi5293]

Brilliant

[@romanopinto5172]

Nguru Fried on the side. Using the best spices👌👍😋

[@fansports5]

Thanks for all the great video uploads of Dar Altaf.

[@barun751]

Very nice bro

[@sajedabanorashid354]

o MAMA YANGU... This is terrific. we used to buy tope tope and embe kizungu from this corner at the end of the jamaat khaana street. can't stop watching...

[@fdprac2704]

Excellent videos

[@RajPatel-es9qp]

From a colonial town to an i international city🙏👍👌

[@chakubanga1]

1:44 Altaf pacho rewind kaay..Natasha jade halley ti, hitri khasii ayye 😂😂😂😂.. Thank you brother for these memories, I am really enjoying these videos from your perspective as you explain the real OLD Katchi and Ismaili Jammat.. I went to Jamhuri Primary school and then Shaaban Robert..

[@AltafDaya]

Hahahaha... Natasha 24/7 khaasi aye.... khaali haleti tiyaarej na!!! ;p

[@MilasNajar0786]

I’m travelling to Dar and Zanzibar in Jan 2023. Your videos are just amazing!! Love them all Altaf. I now have a better idea of what to expect in Dar. I used to live in Dar Upanga. Been back 3-4 times but I find lots of changes looking fwd to Natasha’ gajjar chicken. Thx bro.

[@AltafDaya]

hahaha...thanks for ur comment. Much Appreciated. Have funnn and you must visit Natasha for Gajjar Chicken and tell Ali you saw the video. He is my brother-in-law.... will earn me some brownie points from my wife lol

[@MilasNajar0786]

Thx ALTAF. I will chat with Ali and get you some brownie points. But truly I thoroughly enjoy your Dar clips. I’m not sure yet where to stay as I’m tempted to get a hotel close to all these food places so we can walk back late at night. Looks like a Little India!!!

[@AltafDaya]

@@MilasNajar0786 I guess go for Saphire in town. Its central. Decent hotel. Otherwise walking anywhere else at night except town, is not advisable. I like Holiday Inn...its central too but again you can't walk at night - if you remember, its at the old Mawenzi Hotel site near the old Daily News site. Sleep Inn near Odeon (DTV Roundabout) Roundabout looks decent too

[@pw338]

Rest houses were known as Dharamshala. I love Tope Tope fruit with pili pili.

[@neelam507]

I think you are mistaken, it was Embassy hotel 45 years ago this man was a ithanashree, please investigate into that..... Love your blog.. Because I was born in Daressalaam came to London in 1975 so please if can investigate into that... Thanks sir...

[@AltafDaya]

I could be wrong...I am not sure but I think Embassy Hotel was somewhere else.... opp DI...near Empire Cinema. Not doing any research ....just speaking from what I remember so mistakes are bound to be there. Sorry about that :)

[@julesdamji4553]

Thanks for the visuals, mate! Go Reds! You ain’t walking alone Altaf!

[@AltafDaya]

lol... tough times!

[@shakilabdulrazzaq905]

thanks altaf k t shops ka kabab

[@AltafDaya]

Sure will do

[@smila0]

Am.relocating to Daresalaam with my 3children,really nid advise wer can stay kids having playmates but also near good schools and good friendly Asian environment, all advise I welcome InshaAllah.

[@AltafDaya]

Hey... Answered in one of your other comments. City Centre and Upanga are the two areas I would look at. Depends if you have a car etc also. However, Upanga is not that far but not too convenient to walk into town. Taxi will not cost a lot. I like Upanga because it is more open and less commerical - mainly houses and food joints plus small shops etc. More of a peaceful area and good schools around incl play schools etc

[@JanZigbe]

Wow! Thanks, man! The areas around town Jamat Khana were my playgrounds! 1960's. Marbles, kites, cricket in lawani, gili-danda, . The hall opposite the main jamatkhana building had not been built, thus it was a big area to play. Is the Ismailia Flamingo guest house still there?

[@AltafDaya]

Yah its there

[@MrAndy54]

Thank you for posting this wonderful video. Wow! Morogoro has changed so much for me. I was born at (old?) Morogoro hospital in 1954 (is it still there?) and lived near Kingolwira prison farm from 1954 to 1963. My parents took me to Morogoro town for shopping and to the cinema (is it still there?) Morogoro was a much smaller town in those days with only a few shops and hardly any traffic at all. There used to be a club with a swimming pool at the back and a golf course near a sports arena, do you know if they still exist? Again, thank you so much for this video.

[@AltafDaya]

Hello...No existing cinemas anymore. I was just passingby on my way to Mikumi so dont know really any old & new places in Moro

[@sunil52chohan32]

Old Alimanga building next to Maratha Mandal

[@neelam507]

Sir very nice video, memories memories memories... Please if can video Embassy hotel selling bhajia’s which were very famous opposite mehefil Abbas I Daressalaam.... Thanks sir....

[@fdprac2704]

Best bhajias ever

[@jayeshbajaria9474]

I remember eating small bhajias (20 per plate) with a bottle of portello at Embassy. 2sh total cost, those were the days,

[@jayeshbajaria9474]

Later this Embassy was sold to a peron by the name of Mandania, who had a hardware stire here.

[@neelam507]

@@jayeshbajaria9474 Yes my father hussainali Dattu was the owner of Embassy. The bhajias were known as “nylon” bhajia. You’re right, they were small and 1 shilling for 20...Please can you take us there where Embassy hotel was,opposite Mehefil Abbas ithanashree mehefil.... Thanks 🙏

[@AltafDaya]

Will try getting that area although not sure where exactly the hotel waa there

[@mohamedaminhakimdin4792]

Salaam brother Masha Allah very nice indeed I left Dar in 1976 dec can you please show Libya st janson electrical and Avalon cinema nazi moja pugu rd I would like to visit can you please recommend where to stay please Thanking very you videos are very nice indeed and where you are in uk you mention London which area Asante sana Allah give you both good Health Ameen

[@AltafDaya]

Salaam...I was in Dar last year Nov/Dec. I did videos of some of the places you have mentioned. Check other videos on my channel. I live in Harrow.

[@mohamedaminhakimdin4792]

Salaams brother Altaf I am in Birmingham you bring lots of memories really nice of the life we lived there we can not find that now we were a lot happier enjoyed there used to be drive-in cinema it was very good time next to the cameo cinema there used to be royal restaurant is janson electrical still there they were three brothers Hasnen, zulfikar, and safdar and there dad ? Can you please let me know

[@AltafDaya]

I am not sure about Jansen.... But I remember Royal Restaurant...it was class! And opp there was Nakhuda...both not there now. There is Zahir Restaurant in the corner...heading towards Jamat Khana and Kitumbini

[@mehboobnavaserwalamehboobn6120]

Video nies

[@fr.petercasino9641]

surprising to see a dialysis center. You didn't have that circa 2000 when I walked the streets of dar.

[@AltafDaya]

Dar has developed so much now

[@julesdamji4553]

I base one of the stories called “Middleman” centered around Flamingo Resturant and the guest house above it: two nefarious characters “Shaft” & Walji. “Oysterbay & Other Short Stories”

[@m.telectronics2308]

Brother plz shot video of Sammy b restaurant buildjng

[@ruheerizvi5293]

Hey I am still waiting for the upanga nur Es salaam flats video ! Plsss

[@AltafDaya]

Promise!!! Sooon!

[@romanopinto5172]

Fenesi? Loh. Duriani tastes good if they know how to cook it.

[@jewelniles4041]

What are a few smileys staying there mean?

[@jewelniles4041]

Watermelon? No seeds? GMO