Mwl.J.K. Nyerere the first Tanganyika Independent leader 1961
Celebrating Independence Day in 1961
Nyerere with TANU Members
Nyerere ahutubia mkutano Dar
TANU Supporters accompany Nyerere to the airport before his departure to deliver a speech UNO
Mwalimu’s past-time activity: inspecting a rural farm
J.K.Nyerere with President Charles de Gaulle on his right in Paris 1965
Nyerere on Arusha declaration match 1967
Tanzania's first President Julius Nyerere with Bernhard Grzimek
Nyerere in Tanganyika and Zanzibar Union 1964
Fidel Castro and Julius Nyerere, Ruvu, Tanzania March 1977
J.K. Nyerere with J.F. Kenney and Dean Rusk during the official visit to the USA in 1976
J.K. Nyerere and A.A. Karume on union day 1964
Nyerere with wife Maria 1961
Nyerere addressing on the opening of Mlimani Campus at the University Collage of Dar-es-Salaam
Nyerere on independence day 1961
Nyerere on Arusha declaration with youth from Mbulu in 1967
1961 Last Governor Leaving Tanganyika
The President inspects a guard of honour
1962, Nyerere receiving his honorary second degree from the University of Edinburgh
1961 Uhuru Day in State House Dar-es-Salaam
1978 Nyerere and Samora in Dar-es-Salaam Airport
Mwalimu Nyerere at Ikulu after Independence
Nyerere with President Tubman
Celebrating Independence Day in 1961 with Duke of Edinburgh
Nyerere congrats after Kagera war victory 1979
J.K.Nyerere meets commonweath minister prior to the conference 1964
1961 Ministers of Tanganyika Independence
The 1979 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Lusaka, Zambia
Nyerere with his generals on Amini of Uganda invasion to Tanzania, November 1978
Nyerere on Arusha Declaration March in Dar-es-Salaam
Chifu Solomoni Mazengo akimtawaza Nyerere
Nyerere on Butiama to Musoma match on Arusha deceleration rallies in 1967
Nyerere congrats after Kagera war victory 1979
1961 Nyerere and His Family after independence
Nyerere waves to the crowd as he is driven around the Dar-es-Salaam stadium
Nyerere Rais Nasser na mfalme wa Ethiopia
Obote, Kenyatta and Nyerere
Queen Elizabeth II, J.K. Nyerere and former Personal Assistant to Nyerere, Joan Wicken
Nyerere congrats in Iringa, after Kagera war victory 1979
J.K. Nyerere on independence day 1961
Nyerere with Samora with both their wives in Dar-es-Salaam airport
Elected TANU leaders after the announcement of landslide victory 1958
1961 Last Tanganyika Governor Farewell Party
African Leaders At OAU Conference December 1967
Fidel Castro with Julius Nyerere Saluting
The "Uhuru Railway" is a monument to the determination of Presidents Kaunda and Nyerere in 1973
Nyerere with Pope John Paul II
Nyerere from UNO on independence
Nyerere kwenye harakati zakutafuta uhuru wa Tanganyika
Nyerere with Prince Philip 1961
President Nyerere Inaugural Day in 1961
The Rallies along the street of Dar-es-Salaam lead by president against the revolt made in 1964
Julius Nyerere Speaking at News Conference
Nyerere with elders on independence at the state house 1961
Mwalimu Julius K.Nyerere, President of Tanzania, at Taj Mahal, Agra 1971
Nyerere with elders on independence ceremonies 1961
Nyerere opens parliament with Mama Maria aside
The President of Tanganyika, Julius K. Nyerere, left, on his official visit to USA, 1963
Retiring President Leaves office in 1985
African Leaders in in Nairobi, 1964
Nyerere (far left) with some leaders of the frontline states
1961 Uhuru Day in Karimjee Hall
Mwalimu at a past graduation ceremony at the University of Dar es Salaam. On his left Pius Msekwa
1965 Nyerere and Karume in Dar-es-Salaam Airport
Nyerere and wife Maria receives Samora Machael and Wife at the State House
Nyerere on Arusha declaration match 1967
1964 Nyerere and Karume on Union Agreement at State House
Julius Nyerere with Bibi Titi Mohamed on campaign tours of the country 1957
Nyerere in Rio De Janeiro 1991
Julius Nyerere Speaking at News Conference
Mwalimu Nyerere with Mzee Jomo Kenyatta
Julius Nyerere, Africa's elder statesman. Behind Nyerere are Kaunda, Machael, Obote
National Team players in with Nyerere at state house after winning Gossage Cup in 1964
Nyerere , Kawawa, Kambona
Edward M. Sokoine is sworn in as Prime Minister by President Julius Nyerere
Mwalimu with Southern Africa liberation leadera 1975
J.K. Nyerere in Oslo, during a trip to the Scandinavia in 1963
President Samora Machel of Mozambique (left), Nyerere and President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia (right)
Mwalimu Nyerere, Dr. Kaunda, Dr. Obote and Kawawa in State House in Dar-es-Salaam
