Interview with Julius Nyerere, 1960s

The interviewer is thought to be a member of University of Edinburgh staff and the interview is thought to have taken place in the years shortly after Nyerere was elected Prime Minister of Tanganyika in 1961. Following the interview, there is some silent footage, presumed to have been taken in the vicinity.
We know nothing more about this so would be interested in hearing from anyone who does.
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[@philipmbunda3610]

The faces of Africa. The greatest man of all times.

[@andreamassawe3920]

We still have a lot to learn from Late Mwl Nyerere's words.

[@buddisciple9974]

kwa sana kizazi kichanga

[@Mapenzi2635]

Nyerere demonstrated the importance of education when he walked from the State House to attend his teaching edults' education evening classes.
I also noted that Nyerere's accent was quite Scottish especially when he pronounced "Edinburgh".
I have been to Glasgow twice, even though stayed in England for almost a decade.

[@aleezgenel8808]

Education is foundation as nyerere said but nowdays our leaders not much focus on that.

[@savutu]

The late Mwl Emphasized the importance of investing in education for the development of Tanzania.... What went wrong?.. There is no a clear relationship between the number of graduates and the economic status of the country

[@arsenalic23]

Amazing historical videos Long live Mwalimu's legacy

[@sethmartin5789]

Mwl was an eloquent speaker of english and always seem to understand the subject matter. I like his broad understanding of issues, localy as well as interbationally. Rest in peace baba, we are missing you.

[@MonicaAshery]

How brilliant your responses were Baba!

[@erickmkwera2784]

nimeachwa kariakoo apo kukremu utamaduni wa mtu ngumu

[@justinejulius3544]

I rather trust Nyerere than these people who are in system...They always twist the truth

[@arushamix6036]

Very nice memory.

[@ernestsaitabau4794]

The nyerere memories

[@bellickdavid1696]

great

[@aminawangu]

The city is overpopulated now.
Good memory

[@twilamtumbi2647]

Dar watu elfu 10 tu sio sasahivi mpaka balaa

[@kassimugulumu5460]

He was very brght.

[@muhamefrank2496]

The contemporaries of this great man were blessed to hv been with him.
Your legacy still lives on and may your soul rest in peace

[@pastoryconrad6795]

I think white people misses that Africa where they were served as goddess by African! unfortunately those time will never comeback!!

[@utaani1]

Laanatullah huyo nyerere amelaaniwa