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51 Years After Ujamaa, African Activists Converge on Arusha, Tanzania

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51 Years After Ujamaa, African Activists Converge on Arusha, Tanzania

Arusha, the Tanzanian city where the late President Julius Nyerere declared ‘Ujamaa’, (his cultural Socialism) 51 years ago is again the venue of a possible new declaration about getting the... Read more

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