AfA #50 – Tansania
Featuring Edwin Sosthenes
But furthermore, this informative interview leaves no Tanzanian topic untouched: Being it the diverse ethnic and geographic composition (e.g. Kilimanjaro), the union between Tanganyika & Zanzibar or the legacy of the first president Julius Nyerere (see picture) who had a long-lasting impact on many African independence movements. To fully grasp this extended conversation use the provided timeline to switch between topics:
0:03:00 Geography & Population
0:25:00 Early History
0:37:45 (German) Colonialism
0:59:35 Julius Nyerere & Post-independence
1:30:15 Political System
1:45:35 Decentralization & Minority Rights
1:57:05 Economic Situation
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