Liberation Struggle in Africa

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A.N.C Praises Mwalimu's stand on S.A
(The Nationalist, 1964-07-14)
The Dar es salaam based South African Congress expressed their film support for the stand taken by the President of the United Republic, Dr. Julius Nyererere at the commonwealth prime Minister's Conference
Active role in liberation struggle
(Daily News, 1984-08-31)
Tanzania's involvement in the liberation struggles in southern Africa dates back to several years. Her commitment to the process in the region could safely be said to have been conditional to several considerations, the principle one being the country's firm belief on the right to people's self determination
Africa wants proof by Dec, 15-Nyerere
(The Nationalist, 1965-01-15)
President Nyerere told a press conference last night at the state house that Africa want evidence by December 15 that Britain means business in bringing down Ian Smith's regime in Rhodesia
Aim is to give association new meaning and new life
(The Nationalist, 1964-07-04)
Dr. Hastings Banda, the prime Ministers of Nyasaland which becomes the independent sate of Malawi only two days before the opening of the conference, will take his seat as soon as his country's application for membership of the commonwealth has been accepted by the meeting and Dr. Julius Nyerere will be attending as president of the new united republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar.
Algeria praises Tanzania
(Daily News, 1978-06-19)
Algeria has commended president Nyerere recent posure of the the imperialists man oeuvres to re-partition Africa.
Ambassador of Finland presenting his Letter
(The Nationalist, 1966-02-04)
Ambassador of Finland presenting his Letters of credence to the president at the State House
ANC hails Tanzania
(Daily News, 1987-06-10)
The African national congress of south Africa yesterday saluted Tanzania's unequivocal condemnation of the formation of so called "Pan African Military Force" to suppress uprising in African countries.
Apartheid will go,says Nyerere
(Daily News, 1985-07-02)
President Nyerere has said despite South Africa's ruthlessness to its people and continued aggression against its neighbours in an attempt to preserve apartheid,the racist systems would finally be uprooted.
Arafat hails Tanzania
(Daily News, 1984-08-27)
The Chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organisation(PLO) ,Ndugu Yasser Arafat ,has commended Tanzania for the role and support it renders to the people struggling for their independence and sovereignty.
Arusha people back Mwalimu Nyerere on O.A.U resolution
(The Nationalist, 1965-12-13)
A crowd of over 5,000 people. led bu the Arusha Regional Commissioner, Mr. A. W. Mwakang'ata, marched in procession for one hour through the streets of Arusha to demonstrate their support for the recent O.A.U. resolution and the stand of President Nyerere on the Rhodesian independence issue.
Be serious on liberation, Africa told
(Newspaper, 1985-07-05) Nyerere, Julius Kambarage
The Chairman of the Organization of the African Unity (OAU). President Nyerere has called for serious and practical commitment to the liberation struggle in Southern Africa
Big support for Nyerere
(The Nationalist, 1965-12-17)
An unprecedented mass of people from all walks of life including Cabinet Ministers, Members of Parliament, Tanu and Afro-Shirazi Party officials, civil servants servicemen, member of the Tanganyika worker, youth league and school children marched throughout the streets of Dar es salaam demonstrating unflinching loyalty and support for the action of the United Republic Government in honouring the O.A.U resolution to break diplomatic relations with Britain over its sluggish section in Rhodesia.
Boers must feel pinch
(Daily News, 1985-05-26)
The Chairman of the Organisation of Africa Unity(OAU),Mwalimu Nyerere has called on African states to intensify efforts to get the rest of the world to join in boycott and sanctions against apartheid South Africa.
Brandt to visit Tanzania
(Daily News, 1977-12-19)
The Chairman of the Social Democratic Party of West Germany(SPD),Mr.Willy Brandt ,is expected to arrive in Dar es Salaam this week-end to start a tour of the Front line states.
British arms sales:Nyerere in talks with Heath
(The Nationalist, 1970-10-12)
The President Nyerere was met at the airport by Mr. Heath, talks on the question of possible arms sales to South Africa. Mr. Heath is expected to try to convince the President, who is one of the most powerful critics of possible arms sales that the transaction would be in the long term interest of the free world.
CC meets
(Daily News, 1980-03-31)
The Central Committee of the Party National Executive Committee (NEC) yesterday held a one-day meeting at Chamwino, some 40 kilometres East of Dodoma town
CCM now complete
(Daily News, 1977-10-24)
Members of the CCM Central Committee Dar es Salaam yesterday.
Condemn SA,House urged
(Daily News, 1985-06-18)
The Member of Parliment for Muheza,Ndugu L.D.Kitandulu,yesterday proposed that the National Assembly should pass a motion to condemn the attacks by racist South Africa on refugees in Caborone,Botswana last Frinday in which 12 people were killied.
Cubans must stay in Africa
(Daily News, 1977-08-09)
President Nyerere said here the Tanzania Goverment welcomed the Presence of Cuban advisers in Angola and wanted them to stay there until any threats from Western countries to overthrow the Angolan Government were removed.
The Dawn of new Era for people of United Republic
(The Nationalist, 1964)
The Member of Parliament from Tanganyika and Zanzibar will sit side to side at the National Assembly at the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar when President J.K Nyerere announces details of the Five Year Development Plan

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