Tanzania and Zambia

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Tanzania and Zambia are neighboring countries in East and Southern Africa that share a long land and lake border, including part of the shoreline of Lake Tanganyika.

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Tanzania and Zambia canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pair of neighboring countries
areInSameSubregionGrouping Eastern and Southern Africa region
areLandLinkedPartners Zambia uses Tanzanian port access
areMembersOf Group of 77
linked to: G77

Non-Aligned Movement
United Nations
arePartOf Great Lakes region (via Lake Tanganyika)
borderIncludes shoreline of Lake Tanganyika
borderLengthApproxKm about 340
borderType lake border
land border
continent Africa
cooperateIn African Union
Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa
Southern African Development Community
cooperateOn border security
energy and pipelines
environmental protection of Lake Tanganyika
fisheries on Lake Tanganyika
transport and transit
haveBilateralAgreement TAZARA Railway Agreement
Tazama Pipeline Agreement
trade and transit agreements
haveCommonReligionGroups Christianity
Islam (minority in Zambia, significant in Tanzania)
haveDiplomaticRelationsSince 1960s
haveHistoricalTie anti-colonial struggles
liberation movements support
haveJointCommission Tanzania–Zambia Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation
region East Africa and Southern Africa
shareBiodiversityRegion Miombo woodlands
shareBorder each other
shareBorderCrossing Tunduma–Nakonde
linked to: Nakonde
shareBorderRiver part of the Kalambo River mouth area
shareColonialLanguageHeritage English
shareEconomicCorridor Dar es Salaam–Zambia corridor
linked to: Tanzam Highway
shareInfrastructure TAZARA Railway
Tazama Pipeline
shareLakeBorder Lake Tanganyika
shareLakeResource fisheries of Lake Tanganyika
shareOfficialLanguage English
shareRegionalLanguage Swahili (in some border areas)
shareTimeZone UTC+3 (Tanzania) and UTC+2 (Zambia) – adjacent time zones
shareTransportRoute Great North Road
tradeThrough Port of Dar es Salaam
wereInfluencedBy British colonial rule

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Lake Tanganyika shoreline formsBoundaryBetween Tanzania and Zambia