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Zimbabwean academic Professor Ibbo Mandaza says the late former Tanzanian President, Julius Nyerere, played a pivotal role in liberating some other African countries particularly in Southern Africa.

Mandaza has appealed to South Africans to welcome other Africans in their country.

He says the continent should learn from Nyerere’s leadership and the legacy he left behind, that unity can be realised despite a myriad of challenges. Mandaza was addressing a discussion panel at the University of Dar es Salaam focusing on “Africa after Julius Nyerere”. He says, ” It should not be forgotten that Nigeria was the member of finance state of Southern Africa. A key member and benefactor both the OAU and Liberation Committee especially during its oil boom . A significant footnote in this regard and one which Southern Africans, especially South Africans should forever remember in relation to the unfortunate incidents of Afrophobia and xenophobia in that country.

 

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That's very true prof Mandaza .

We know

Oh yes Mwalimu Nyerere took care of many liberation movements. He gave Anc acres of land for them to live and build a school called Somafco.

True. Unfortunately most Africans don't know history even on Google

When was the reporter born?

Liberating from what lol

That’s an open secret. Who is doubting?

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