Africa - Egypt

May 05, 1960 - Inter-racial Government: Five elected members, three African, one Asian and one European, were among 12 new Ministers sworn into the Council of Ministers of Tanganyika. The ceremony at Government House, Dar es Salaam, marked a significant step forward in the African territory's progress towards self-Government with British co-operation. The Governor, Sir Richard Turnbull, said it was the end of wholly official Government and the beginning of Government in which elected members share in the formation of Government policies. Photo shows left to right: Sir Richard Turnbull with elected members of three different races, Chief Abdullah Fundikira (African), Minister of lands and surveys, Mr. A. H. Jamal(Asian), Minister of Urban Local Government and works, and Mr. D. N. M. Bryceson (European), Minister of Mines and Commerce

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