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    The influence of Julius Nyerere in Africa Julius Nyerere was born in 1922 in Butiama‚ Taganyika‚ where the population was living in conditions of poverty and tension between the tribes such as the Masai‚ the Sukuma‚ the Bantu‚ the Nyamwezi and the Chagga. Following the Berlin Conference in 1884-1885‚ Tanganyika was awarded to Germany. The Germans brutalized the population and created division. On several occasions they rebelled such as in the brutal Maji Maji Rebellion‚ but were massacred by the

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    SINGLE PARTY STATE RESEARCH PACKET Research Topic: Julius Nyerere Origins Conditions that produced authoritarian and single party state There were three main causes that lead to Nyerere’s authoritarian state. One was that he had created a party and worked his way up in order to get towards higher levels. In 1945 he formed the Tanganyika African National union also known as the (TANU). Nyerere soon became president‚ and in 1958 he was elected to the legislative council and eventually became

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    when African states gain independence‚ many leaders felt that they can not celebrate their victory if they continue using the economic-political system that has been established by colonizers such as capitalism. They perceived capitalism as the bearer of social inequalities‚ and ignorance that exists within societies. They wanted a unique economic and political system with no resemblance of outside influence. African Socialism was then a unique political ideology and identity of Africa. Julius Nyerere

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    Leadership & Governance from Julius K Nyerere perspective This essay will critically discuss the speech made by the former President of Tanzania Julius Nyerere in his speech at the Conference of the Commonwealth of Universities in Canada on 17th August 1998. It will also compare to its practical relation to the present Fijian governing leadership. The former President is seemingly a replica to late Fijian pre colonial leader Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna who has similar special quality of being selfless

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    After the American Revolution‚ many problems were faced in forming their own governance starting with the Declaration of Independence. There were many people that were not too fond of the Declaration. Some of the colonist disapproved of the war from the very beginning and some were only willing to support the it as long it did not conflict with their loyalties to the king. These people were of the minority yet a large group all the same. These people called themselves Loyalist and the supporters

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    South African Breweries in Tanzania 1. There are many factors that contributed to SAB’s entrance into the Tanzanian market. It all started when SAB observed the new trend of brewers in developed markets eyeing places like Latin America‚ Asia‚ and Africa as new business prospects. Instead of allowing a larger company to come in and buy SAB‚ the company prepared to become a part of the global market and compete with major companies. The company began by expanding to countries such as Swaziland

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    African Independence

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    African Independence This is your candidate Nelson Mandela‚ for president of South Africa. I’ve seen a lot‚ even though I’ve been locked up for twenty seven years. The feeling I got‚ why you guys wanted my freedom‚ because your peoples freedom is trapped in a prison of inequality. You’ve elected me because you need someone in the same footsteps as you all. You need someone who has felt like the third class citizen‚ being stuck in the well of poverty only receiving chump change of the

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    Algeria After Independence

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    After independence (1962-1999) The Evian Accords which were signed in 1962 giving Algeria immediate independence and French aid to help reconstruct the country. The French Sahara with its oil resources was also handed over to Algeria. In return the FLN guaranteed protection and civil rights for the French Algerians choosing to remain in the country‚ and the option of choosing either French or Algerian nationality after three years. Eight years of war had shattered Algeria. There had been more

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    Scotland’s Future: from the Referendum to Independence and a Written Constitution Scotland’s Future: from the Referendum to Independence and a Written Constitution Contents Foreword by the Deputy First Minister 1. A Written Constitution for Scotland 2. A Constitutional Platform for Independence 2 5 10 1 Scotland’s Future: from the Referendum to Independence and a Written Constitution Foreword by the Deputy First Minister The Scottish Government has an ambitious vision of the

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    Formal Documented Essay The Bahamas after Independence I strongly believe Independence has become both a blessing and a curse towards the Bahamas. Prior to receiving its Independence‚ the Bahamas was first a crown colony government under the British in the year 1718 and were encourage to abide by all rules and regulations that were pass on to them. The British offered the Bahamas protection‚ wealth and power. After many years of being supported by the British government‚ the Bahamas believed

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