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2 set 2021 · Julius Nyerere’s Early Life. Julius K Nyerere Childhood – 1922 to 1934. Chief Nyerere Burito. Julius Nyerere was born in Mwitongo, an area in the village of Butiama in the Mara Region of Tanganyika, on April 13, 1922. He was one of the 26 living offsprings of Burito Nyerere, the head of the Zanaki people.
Julius Kambarge Nyerere, tanzanijski protikolonialni aktivist, politik in politični teoretik, * 13. april 1922, Butiama, Tanganjika (zdaj Tanzanija), 14. oktober 1999, London, Združeno kraljestvo. V Tanzaniji ga pogosto imenujejo s svalhilskih častnim imenom Mwalimu (učitelj) in ga opisujejo kot »očeta naroda«.
Julius Kambarage Nyerere (April 13, 1922 - October 14, 1999) was President of Tanzania (previously Tanganyika), from the country's founding in 1964, until his retirement in 1985. Born in Tanganyika to a local Zanaki chief called Nyerere Burito, Julius Nyerere was known by the Swahili name Mwalimu, or "teacher," because of his profession before becoming active in politics.
21 nov 2019 · Tanzania's first President, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere, is considered one of Africa's most influential leaders. He was a statesman, liberator, pan-Africanist, a Mwalimu and among Catholics – candidate for sainthood. Paul Samasumo – Vatican City.
Julius Kambarage Nyerere ( Butiama, 1922. április 13. – London, 1999. október 14.) tanzániai marxista politikus, államférfi, író. Tanzánia elnöke volt 1964-től 1985-ig. Afrika legtiszteltebb politikusai közé tartozott, a közművelődés fejlesztésében tett erőfeszítéseinek elismeréseként Mwalimu, vagyis tanító ...
2 giorni fa · "Julius Nyerere" published on by null. (1922–1999)President of Tanzania (1964–85). Known as ‘Mwalimu’ (teacher) by Tanzanians, he is regarded as the father of the nation.Born in Butiama near Lake Victoria, the son of Chief Nyerere Burito of the Zanaki tribe, Nyerere was educated at a government school before attending Makerere University College (1943–45), where he received a diploma ...
Summary. Julius Kambarage Nyerere (1922–1999) was the East African nation of Tanganyika’s (from 1964: Tanzania) central political figure from the struggle against colonialism in the 1950s, through the attainment of political independence in 1961, and into the late 20th century.
