Revisiting some important questions about citizenship

“We in Tanzania have always understood that the nation states that Africa inherited from the colonialists cut across a natural geographical and cultural unity among our continents many peoples. We therefore understood cooperation cannot be confined within our own national boundaries, and that total African Liberation and Unity is important for all Africa’s peoples – including ourselves. Because of this understanding we have given hospitality to hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing from war or persecution elsewhere in our continent. ….some of the refugees have now become Tanzanian citizens, equal with all others, and others have settled among us and are contributing to our production and development while time and events determine their future. But in all cases we have lived up to our African traditions, and served the cause of future peace and justice in our continent”

Revisiting some important questions about citizenship

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