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Ujamaa was the concept that formed the basis of Julius Nyerere's social and economic development policies in Tanzania after Tanganyika gained independence from Britain in 1961 and its union with Zanzibar to form Tanzania in 1964. In 1967, President Nyerere published his development blueprint, which was titled the Arusha Declaration, in which Nyerere pointed out the need for an African model of development and that formed the basis of African socialism. Ujamaa comes from the Swahili word for extended family or familyhood and is distinguished by several key characteristics, namely that a person becomes a person through the people or community.
Nyerere used the Preventive Detention Act to brutally lock up people at will and victims numbered in thousands. The government transferred people to new collective farms by giving them promises that later turned out to be false. Others were forced, for instance, by burning their villages. Armed police and military were used in population transfers.^{http://nitonyeni.blogspot.com/} The economy collapsed and most of the population was close to starving to death. The nation survived only on foreign food.
Ujamaa was dismantled when Nyerere gave up power to Ali Hassan Mwinyi in 1985.