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Tony, Thank you for your very interesting contribution about Tanzania. I had travelled all over that country over the years when it was still Tanganyika, and Zanzibar (which I also knew), had yet to join it. Your article brought back many happy memories of the many places I had come to know well including Mt. Kilimanjaro of course. However, as an Indian of Goan origin, I am puzzled by the distinction you make in the wording of your Subject. You call it "Indians and Goans in East Africa". The imputation in that title is that you were writing about one group called Indians and another called Goans. It would be helpful if you could please clarify the seeming confusion, for me, on this point. Would you likewise be using a title, say, about Indians and the Sikhs or the Indians and the Punjabis? Many thanks, Cornel PS I do know about the Indian groups in East Africa who had Portuguese passports, until many opted for alternative nationalities when independence became imminent in the East African territories. Message ----- From: "Tony Barros" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 4:45 AM Subject: [Goanet]Indians and Goans in East Africa
