Mwalimu Nyerere, education reformist who fought ignorance
DAR ES SALAAM: HE just inherited the country from the hands of colonialists, at that time, the population was approximately nine million people with only 11 indigenous university graduates. Tanzania’s civil service was dominated by expatriates and an illiteracy rate estimated at between 77 and more than 80 per cent. Imagine, too, that the majority … The post Mwalimu Nyerere, education reformist…
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