The old fort and Fortified House at Bagamoyo was built by an Arab around 1860, then owned by a wealthy Ismaili trader called Sewa Haji who sold it to the German Colonial power in 1894. From 1887 to 1891, Bagamoyo was the capital of German East Africa.

The old fort and Fortified House at Bagamoyo was built by an Arab around 1860, then owned by a wealthy Ismaili trader called Sewa Haji who sold it to the German Colonial power in 1894. From 1887 to 1891, Bagamoyo was the capital of German East Africa.

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