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INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT
PROGRAM : ODPLM II
SEMESTER : TWO
INTRODUCTION
Unity. He believe in unity not individuals that why he unity all Tanganyika under TANU to fight
for the independence as well as in prohibit exploitation he bring Tanganyika and Zanzibar
together so as when they unite it will be easy for them fight with colonialist than Zanzibar as one
or Tanganyika, Also he use it and helped him to other countries of Africa to obtain their
independence but all could not being done without unity that led to the formation of OAU.
Strengthening the forces. Through strengthening the forces he managed to fight and win the
war between Tanzania and Uganda, Also managed to make the mostly strongest force in east
Africa where some of the countries are afraid of our military as we are good mostly fighting on
the ground.
Self-dependent. Due to greater emphasis on the issue of Tanzania’s working for themselves and
thus bettering their economy than to rely on European imports where he come to succeed to
establishment of Ujamaa(1967) as the basis for his economic blueprint, Whereby Ujamaa is a
Swahili word that means “extended family”, “brotherhood” or socialism. Although Ujamaa does
not last longer but still he used to keep emphasis on it.
Personal efforts. Nyerere had his own personal efforts on the issue of education, Whereby out
of having the opportunity of studding by the time but also his efforts made him reach far just
because there was a lot of sons of the chiefs but he was the only first person until he reach to
study at British University, This helped him in1955 and 1956 he journeyed to the United Nations
in New York City as a petitioner to the Trusteeship Council, where different debates were
conducted about granting Tanganyika independence where at first they reject at last he managed
it
Generally the late Nyerere was a person who was there for the people not only Tanzanian but
also African, This is why he become the mostly important figure to be remembered in Africa you
can’t talk about freedom of Africa without talking about him. He died physically but his name is
living until now. This should teach us we should let the sound of our name living forever by
doing and standing on the positive issues that we will be proud of ourselves and society overall.
REFERENCES
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Legum, C. and Mmari, G. (Ed.) (1995) Mwalimu: The Influence of Nyerere, London: Africa
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