Ujamaa Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Introduction Plato and Aristotle described a society’s leader as naturally selected by divine providence. They called him a “Prince” or the “Philosopher King”. These characterizations remotely size up Julius Nyerere (1922- 1997) whose rise to prominence is quite fascinating. A “King” he was not. A “Prince” that he was. His own people rendered him great respect and called him mwalimu, the philosopher, the thinker. The term “Mwalimu” ordinarily means teacher but wh...

This document summarises what was happening in Tanzania and how Tanzania gained its Independence from Germany. It summarises what Tanzania was like post colonial rule.

Provides a complete summary on Topic 2

Notes on the independence of Tanzania and Nyerere's leadership over the following years (1954-1975)

318 Lecture Summaries that cover Term 1 of Semester 1 from Week 1 pp4 slides all the way up to Week 7. This covers the whole of first term, first semester work which is based on African nations and decolonisation as well the World War Wars. It also focuses on the African socialist leaders such Kwame Nrkumah and Julius Nyerere.