TANGANYIKA - INDEPENDENT THIS YEAR

The transcript discusses the announcement of Tanganyika's internal self-government in May and full independence on December 28th, as declared by Mr. MacLeod at the Constitutional Conference in Dar es Salaam. Mr. Julius Nyerere, the Chief Minister, expressed his joy and invited Mr. MacLeod to the Independence Day celebrations. Tanganyika's journey to independence is highlighted as exemplary, with Mr. Nyerere playing a pivotal role, transitioning from Chief Minister to Prime Minister. Celebrations erupted immediately, with Mr. Nyerere being celebrated as a hero. Tanganyika plans to remain in the Commonwealth, strengthening its ties with Britain.

What significant announcement did Mr. MacLeod make at the Constitutional Conference in Dar es Salaam?

• Tanganyika's internal self-government and full independence

• A new trade agreement with Britain

• The establishment of a new educational policy

• The appointment of a new Chief Minister

What position did Julius Nyerere hold before becoming Prime Minister?

• Colonial Secretary

• Chief Minister

• Governor

• Foreign Minister

How did Julius Nyerere express his delight during the celebrations?

• By throwing garlands to the crowd

• By lighting fireworks

• By giving a speech

• By organizing a parade

What was the public's reaction in Dar es Salaam to the announcement of independence?

• They wrote letters to the government

• They held a silent vigil

• They organized a protest

• They carried on with their rejoicing

What decision did Tanganyika make regarding its relationship with the Commonwealth?

• To leave the Commonwealth

• To become a republic

• To form a new alliance with another country

• To remain in the Commonwealth