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VIDEOS – UNION OF TANGANYIKA AND ZANZIBAR
Tanganyika
and Zanzibar united in 26th April, 1964. This led to the formation of The
United Republic of Tanzania. Julius Kambarage Nyerere became the first
President of the United Republic of Tanzania and Sheikh Abeid Karume became the
First Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania and
the President of Zanzibar and Chairman of the Revolutionary Council. The late
Rashidi Mfaume Kawawa became the second Vice President of Tanzania and leader
of Government business in the National Assembly.
and Zanzibar united in 26th April, 1964. This led to the formation of The
United Republic of Tanzania. Julius Kambarage Nyerere became the first
President of the United Republic of Tanzania and Sheikh Abeid Karume became the
First Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania and
the President of Zanzibar and Chairman of the Revolutionary Council. The late
Rashidi Mfaume Kawawa became the second Vice President of Tanzania and leader
of Government business in the National Assembly.
The unification of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in April 1964 was the
first political union between independent countries ever to take place on the
African continent in the post-colonial era. And it continues to be a subject of
interest among many people more than 40 years after its consummation.
first political union between independent countries ever to take place on the
African continent in the post-colonial era. And it continues to be a subject of
interest among many people more than 40 years after its consummation.
The Reasons of the Union Between Tanganyika and Zanzibar
– People of Tanganyika and Zanzibar experience
similar culture and historical experience.
similar culture and historical experience.
– They had similar culture aspects such as
Kiswahili language, dancing and building styles.
Kiswahili language, dancing and building styles.
– They were involved in similar economic activities,
For example trade before and after colonialism.
For example trade before and after colonialism.
– Both African states suffered and experienced
similar problems of colonial domination.
similar problems of colonial domination.
– Security and defense to protect these two
countries from being invaded by external enemies. The nature and location these
two countries could create conducive environmental for enemies to destruct
peace and security.
countries from being invaded by external enemies. The nature and location these
two countries could create conducive environmental for enemies to destruct
peace and security.
– To consolidate cooperation and integration of
people who lives in these two countries.
people who lives in these two countries.
– To avoid expansion of capitalism into Zanzibar. This is because
capitalism was a threat to these two socialist countries, and the two were
forced to join.
capitalism was a threat to these two socialist countries, and the two were
forced to join.
Videos of Union between Tanganyika and Zanzibar
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