Tanzania

Scope and Contents Correspondence between Julius K. Nyerere (JKN), George Shepperson (GS) and others. 1946-1990. 1946 JKN to the Editors, Makerere. Gift of education must be shared. 1955 JKN to GS. Recommendation of a date for Independence. 1960 GS to JKN. Asks JKN about the benefits he received from his time at Edinburgh University; JKN TO GS. Reply to the above; GS to JKN. Covering letter for article; Jean W. Wilson (Mrs)...

Scope and Contents This file contains printed reports and pamphlets on: The Capricorn Contract. Indians and the Kenya Highlands: Cavendish-Bentinck. Political Progress in Rhodesia and Nyasaland. Memo: Federation of British East African Territories. The Kenya Indian Congress – 1952. Colonial Questions: How should Britain act? ...

Scope and Contents The file contains material relating to East Africa, specifically reports, pamphlets and papers on Tanganyika and Uganda.Tanganyika: - Report of 'The United Nations Visiting Mission to Tanganyika 1954'. Speech by George Shepperson, Reader in Imperial and American History, University of Edinburgh, on the occasion of dinner to celebrate the Independence of Tanganyika, held by EU Jumbo Club.Uganda: - Constitution of the Uganda Peoples' Congress. - Policy...

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Interview with then Prime Minister of Tanzania, Julius Nyerere, by an unknown student. It runs for approximately 20 minutes. The interview itself runs for just over 7 minutes and focuses on education. The remainder comprises silent footage taken at various locations.

Scope and Contents Letters, speeches, articles and reports relating to the career of Julius Nyerere, the Independence of Tanganyika, and the United Republic of Tanzania. Julius Nyerere: Biography [early years] by George Dunheved. June 1959. Nyerere's period at the University of Edinburgh. Request for information. 1960. Gazette: University of Edinburgh, October 1960. Article by George Shepperson 'University of Edinburgh's First Prime...

Scope and Contents This collection consists of papers, articles, correspondence, publications, photographs, audio-visual material, and artefacts of Professor George "Sam" Shepperson, a prominent scholar of African and American African history, and Malawi specialist. This includes, among other things, papers and correspondence relating to central and eastern Africa with special reference to Malawi and Tanzania (including correspondence of Julius Nyerere); papers on nationalism in Nyasaland (Malawi), including...

Scope and Contents This collection comprises the papers of Colin Legum, an Anti-Apartheid activist and political exile, and later newpaper political correspondent. It includes correspondence files, committee minutes, freelance articles, files in legal document wallets labelled alphabetically, office filing, published periodicals, journals, research files, press cuttings, notes, publications, and newspapers relating to the post-colonial history of many countries mostly in Africa, but also in the Middle East and...

Content Description These papers consist of correspondence, publications, articles, pamphlets, reports and newsletters relating to the Ruvuma Development Association (RDA) of Tanzania in the 1960s. There are a small number of letters to and from Julius Nyerere himself, as well as correspondence with other key actors in the history of the RDA. Also included is some research material related to Ralph Ibboott's subsequent publications on the subject. ...

Scope and Contents Publications: Commonwealth Institute and Britain-Tanzania Publications. Annual Report - Commonwealth Institute, Scotland, 1988. Reference to: education programme; postponement of Professor Shepperson's retirement; return of a hand-carved stool to Malawi; Scotland's gift of stones from Scottish parishes to Australia (the stones were built into a cairn on a site overlooking Sydney harbour); photograph (p.14) Professor George Shepperson with Dr Julius K. Nyerere at the conference on...

Scope and Contents Government Publications: - Some comments on Mr Nyerere's speech at the Fourth Committee of the UN, 1957. - Proposals of the Tanganyika Government for a Republic, 1962. Report of the Presidential Commission on the Establishment of a Democratic one-party state, 1965. The Arusha Declaration and Tanu's policy on Socialism and Self-Reliance, 1967. Arusha Declaration – Answers to Questions, 1967.Nyerere's Pamphlets and an Article: - Democracy and the Party...