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TOKA MAKTABA :
Mgomo uliomfanya rais mstaafu Julius Nyerere kwenda Zambia kumuokoa Kenneth Kaunda kiongozi wa UNIP aliyetupwa korokoroni kwa tuhuma zisizo za ukweli za uhaini
Toka machimbo/ archives ya intaneti :
Julius Nyerere na mama Maria Nyerere walivyomuokoa rais mstaafu Kenneth Kaunda
Rais wa zamani wa Zambia baba wa taifa mstaafu Kenneth David Kaunda alivyookolewa na mwalimu Nyerere kutoka gerezani Mukobeko maximum security prison Zambia (video hapa chini Nyerere alivyoingia selo Zambia)
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Video: Rais mstaafu Julius Nyerere alivyoingia selo gereza kuu Mukobeko Kabwe Zambia
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31 Dec 1997 Nyerere said he held a "long discussion" with Kaunda at Mukobeko maximum security prison at Kabwe, 80 miles from ..
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Source : the Chicago tribune
Mwl. Nyerere na mama Maria Nyerere waenda katika gereza kumsihi rais mstaafu aache mgomo wa kula chakula, ama sivyo yeye Nyerere na mama Maria Nyerere hawataondoka gerezani hata iwe mwezi mzima watakuwa naye gerezani ...
Rais mstaafu Kenneth Kaunda alitupwa korokoroni kufuatia tuhuma za kutaka kumpindua rais Frederick Chiluba wa Zambia mwaka 1997.
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Ilibidi Nyerere na wadau wengine wa kimataifa, kwanza waokoe maisha ya rais mstaafu aliyegoma kula akiwa selo iliyojaa kunguni na uchafu mwingine, wakati juhudi zingine za kutafuta mawakili wabobevu wakumtetea na mbinu zingine nje ya mahakama zikiendelea kumnasua na tuhuma zilizokuwamo ktk kesi hiyo ya kihistoria.
Kete ya ushawishi ya mwalimu Nyerere ilikuwa inacheza kote kwa Kenneth Kaunda na Rais Frederick Chiluba wa Zambia ambaye aliwahi kuishi Tanganyika akifanya kibarua kama manamba mashamba ya mkonge hadi kuwa mnyampala (kiongozi) wa wakata mkonge Korogwe, mkoani Tanga Tanganyika.
Baadaye Frederick Chiluba pia akaji upgrade na kuwa konda (kondakta) ktk mabasi ya vijijini Tanganyika kabla ya kurudi Zambia na kutumia ujuzi wake wa uongozi wa chama cha wafanyakazi wakata mkonge Tanganyika katika kujinadi siasa za kudai haki za wafanyakazi kupitia Zambia Congress of Trade Unions nchini kwao Zambia, hivyo Frederick Chiluba alikuwa anakimanya na kukiongea kiSwahili safi kama mtu wa Tanga.
31 Dec 1997 — Nyerere said he held a "longdiscussion" with Kenneth Kaunda at Mukobeko maximum security prison at Kabwe, Zambia
Zambia's former President, Kenneth Kaunda, who jailed on Dec. 25 on charges of inciting a coup attempt, was released from prison today but put under house arrest.
Mr. Kaunda, 73, internationally known during his presidency for his leadership of black African opposition to South African apartheid, had been arrested soon after returning from a trip abroad. Today, he arrived home in the capital, Lusaka, after an 80-mile journey from the Mukobeko maximum security prison. He was escorted by about 100 heavily armed police officers, said his son, Wezi Kaunda.
Mr. Kaunda said his father did not accept the conditions imposed by President Frederick Chiluba in exchange for the release, including a ban on political activities, but was unsure how to protest them.
The United States, Britain, South Africa, Botswana, Libya and the Organization for African Unity all have called for the former President either to be put on trial or be released.
President Chiluba said today that he granted house arrest for Kenneth Kaunda after appeals from the former Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, and President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, the chairman of the Organization of African Unity.
Mr. Kaunda will be restricted to his home under a state of emergency enacted after the Oct. 28 coup attempt. He will not be allowed to engage in politics, give interviews or issue press statements.
The police would have ''complete access'' to Mr. Kaunda's villa and determine who could visit, he said.
''I hope he will cooperate because if he doesn't, maybe we will be compelled to take him back,'' Mr. Chiluba said. The restriction order, which would allow the police to arrest anyone coming within 100 yards of Mr. Kaunda's home without permission, will be reconsidered when the state of emergency decree is reviewed on Jan. 29.
The curbs would be extended if investigations into his alleged role the failed coup are incomplete, Mr. Chiluba said.
Mr. Kaunda's lawyers plan to go to Zambia's High Court on Friday to press the Government to put him on trial and are expected to contest the house arrest conditions.
Mr. Kaunda led Zambia to independence from Britain in 1964. He governed for 27 years until he lost to Mr. Chiluba in the nation's first multiparty elections in 1991.
Source : The New York Times[/URL]
