We were astonished by the simplicity of the people of Tanzania and their trust in the bond of human relationship even in spite of the vestiges of the psychological trauma that the colonial past inflicted on them. The colonial period was brutal for Africa, and the legacy of its devastating past continues to trouble its people. It influenced all aspects of African society and culture. The warmth and vibrancy of the Tanzanian culture that overlook cultural, racial, lingual and national differences and feelings is something beyond admiration. Seeing the cultural and historical heritage of Tanzania I was reminded of the fact that it had begun almost four million years ago when our primitive ancestors first left the forest and walked upright onto the plains (the Homo habalis- Handy man, who had the physical attributes and intelligence to make tools and as such is possible to be the direct ancestor of modern man).