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The Press conference at Government House in March 1961, following the Constitutional Conference. From left to right: Mr Julius K Nyerere, President of TANU; H E Sir Richard Turnbull, KCMG, Governor of Tanganyika; the Rt. Hon. Iain Macleod, the British Secretary of State for the Colonies; The Hon A Y A Karimjee, the Speaker of the Legislative Council; extreme right Mr Pius Msekwa, the Clerk to the Legislative Council. , :

Mwalimu Nyerere and British Colonial officers. Possibly Amir Jamal, the first Finance Minister of independent Tanganyika in the righ hand background.

The British Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Rt. Hon. Ian Macleod, MP, on the second day of his first visit to Tanganyika, 18 December 1959, meets Tanganyika Government ministers and political leaders. Right to left, front row: Sir Ernest Vasey, Minister of Finance; Mr John Fletcher-Cooke,CMG, Deputy Governor; HE Sir Richard Turnbull,KCMG, Governor of Tanganyika; Mr Macleod; Mr Julius K Nyerere,the President of TANU; back row: Mr JSR Cole,QC, Attorney General ; Mr WBL Monson, Under--Secretary, Colonial Office; next two unknown; on right, behind Nyerere, Mr Nsilo Swai (later a minister), and behind him Mr Amir Jamal, Minister of Urban Local Government and Works. .

In 1961 while I was a student at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Sir. John Fletcher Cook,, my major professor, was knighted by the Queen of England

Entering the Karimjee Hall, Dar es Salaam, 27 March 1961, at the start of the Constitutional Conference. The Governor, Sir Richard Turnbull, KCMG, leads the British Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Rt. Hon. Iain Macleod, MP, followed by the President of TANU, Mr Julius K Nyerere, and then the Governor's Private Secretary, Mr I H Norton. ,