Tanzanian President's Brutal Speech Explaining the Stupidity of Western Leaders

Welcome to Candid Africa In this video, the 1st Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere gives a brutal speech in the South African Parliament explaining the stupidity of Western leaders in S.Africa. He calls out the hypocrisy of Western politicians who claim to care about the people of Africa while doing nothing to help them.

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[georgezibuye]

First time I see people laughing when someone is telling the truth. Unforgettable lesson right there.

[mixedtraveler]

I'm from South Africa but Julius Nyerere is the most known and most spoken name I have heard ✊🌍✊🌍✊🌍✊🌍✊

[margarethenderson]

I met Nyerere in Mtwara, 1965. I’m a bit deaf now and wish I could see his speech written down. I’m Scottish and know that he was educated in Scotland… Brilliant man!

[pepeful]

They don’t make them like this anymore, he was absolutely brilliant!!!

[martinzelaya]

Leader and stand up comedian. We need more like him, so that people can how silly they behave.

[felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur]

Julius Kambarage Nyerere, an encyclopedia of erudition and wisdom .continue to rest in power my Hero of Tanzania origin ✊🏿

[sarfarazahmad]

One of the best leaders and statesmen of Africa and the world showing the mirror to critics in his unique way the way they must understand. This was how our beloved leader was who made us proud. In the comity of nations. We miss you Mwalimu.

[zuzemoyo]

Absolutely nailed the divide and rule Western mantras, treating Mandela as though he were a paragon and making South Africa look as if it were entirely different and set apart from the rest of Africa.
For this reason we see the South Africans at war with the Black Africans whom they view as foreign to "their country". So President Nyerere's words of advice, not heeded have come back to haunt Africa. Great mind. Great leader.

[patrickjustus]

From Tanzania, Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere was absolutely Splendid, Rest in Peace, Baba wa Taifa Letu

[MrKwiafe]

He is correct, I am a Ghanaian that lives on a beautiful continent called Africa, with other cultures and history from different beautiful parts of our Motherland. We are the same as a Family on the continent, but different like the flowers that grow.

[justinebeatus]

Please would like to see more videos like this of late Julius Nyerere

[ajNKaj]

I was a huge fan of mwalimu. Am rwandan by roots but born in uganda and we fled in 1976 to Kenya then to Tanzania. I spent my secondary school years in Arusha and Tanzania became my favourite country in east Africa.. when after 4 yrs Uganda got liberated with help of Mwalimu i reluctantly left for Higher Education back in Uganda but peace was short lived and in 1985 i moved to UK. I return periodically to East Africa in the 38 yrs but my safari is never complete till i have popped into TZ. I liked Magufuli too. Am not too sure about Mama though her intelligence and climb to power is admirable.
Mwalimu was humorous and bright as a button! I miss his likes.

[MegaKarume]

Mwalimu Nyerere was a man with a great sense of humour. His wit speech was truly remarkable. He could put anyone at ease and bring forward serious ideas to ponder upon. Pumzika kwa amani Baba wa Taifa.

[chmn]

More nyerere speech please. His very inspiring.

[makumbuko]

Best President Tz ever had, he wanted the best for Tanzanians!!

[nkirujuwah]

Great African leaders of yester years
Today, can we boast of such bold Africanists? That remains the question!

[nzappazapp]

To see 2 of the greatest African leaders in one place is just magical.

[stuartfishman]

Julius Nyerere has great comic timing. And his point about how Westerners look at Africans as if they are all part of one country is priceless.

[muragegitari]

Nyerere, the most visionary statesman Africa ever had.

[bittesla]

Love it, candid truth is a must if we are to move forward together ❤