WELENSKY STATEMENT - SOUND

The speaker highlights the critical importance of the Federation and the association of three territories in Central Africa. Despite recognizing Britain's challenges, the speaker stresses the need to resolve the prolonged uncertainty. They advocate for building on existing foundations rather than dismantling the Federation, acknowledging the necessity for radical changes. The speaker accepts the British government's unilateral action over Nyasaland as inevitable and emphasizes adapting to the current circumstances.

What is the primary concern of the speaker regarding the Federation and Association in Central Africa?

• To ignore the importance of the territories

• To dissolve the Federation immediately

• To prevent past issues from happening again

• To maintain the status quo without any changes

What does the speaker believe is necessary to address the prolonged uncertainty in Central Africa?

• Maintaining the current state indefinitely

• Building on existing foundations

• Immediate dissolution of the Federation

• Ignoring the current challenges

What does the speaker suggest should be done with the existing Federation?

• It should be built upon

• It should be destroyed

• It should be expanded without changes

• It should be ignored

What is the speaker's attitude towards the changes needed in the Federation?

• They are against any form of change

• They think only minor adjustments are needed

• They recognize the need for radical changes

• They believe no changes are necessary

How does the speaker view the British government's unilateral action over Nyasaland?

• As a beneficial move

• As a reversible decision

• As a minor issue

• As an inevitable act