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5. Time-tested friendship: USSR, now Russia and Tanzania

Published 16 Mar, 2026 14:23
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As Tanzania emerged as a free nation, Soviet aid helped Tanzania build schools, hospitals, and industries without colonial baggage. This friendship, Nyerere believed, was based on shared anti‑imperialist values. Today, Russia’s role echoes that legacy: a partner that respects African agency. Together with Madaraka Nyerere, we trace how his father saw such ties as essential to Tanzania’s sovereignty.

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