John Malecela

ɓii aadama
Jinsu	gorko
Ɓii-leydiyankaaku	Tansaniya
Inditirde	John Malecela
Innde	John
Innde ɓesngu	Malecela
Ɗuubi daygo	19 Seeɗto 1934
Ɗoforde	Dodoma
Dee/goriiwo	Anne Malecela
Marude	Mwele Ntuli Malecela
Ɗemngal	Swahili
Wolde	Inngilisjo, Swahili
Sana'aji	ngaɗoowo siyaasaje, diplomat
Position held	Prime Minister of Tanzania, Member of the National Assembly of Tanzania, Vice President of Tanzania, ambassador of Tanzania to Ethiopia, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Janngi to	University of Mumbai, University of Cambridge
Member of political party	Party of the Revolution

John Samuel Malecela (jibinaa ko 19 abriil 1934) ko gardiiɗo jaagorɗe leydi Tansani tuggi noowammbar 1990 haa desaambar 1994. O woniino cukko hooreejo CCM tuggi 1995 haa 2007, kadi ko o tergal Goomu hakkundeejo CCM haa hannde.

Gardiiɗo jaagorɗe leydi ndi hono Malecela ardii delegaasiyoŋ Tansani tawtoraaɗo batu gadano hakkunde leyɗeele to Tokiyoo ngam ɓamtaare Afrik e lewru oktoobar 1993.^[1]

Jaŋde

Jaŋde jaŋde hakkundeere - Minaki jaŋde jaangde hakkundeere 1957-58
Bachelor of Commerce - Bombay University 1958-59
Jaŋde jaŋde jaangirde - Cambridge University 1961-62
PhD Honoris Causa (Humanities) - University of Texas 1977

Kuugal ngal waɗetee

Wakilɗo Tanzaniya to ONU - 1964-68
Lanndi Tanzani to Ethiopia e OAU - 1967
Ministaaku Fedde Ɓamtaare - 1972-73
Willaaji e koolaaɓe - 1973-74
Mineral Resources and Agriculture - 1975
Minista to Fedde Afrik fuunaaŋkoore - 1975-76
Komisaaru leydi Iringa - 1980-84
Membre e hooreejo leydi Maitland (ITU) - 1983-84
Goomu kawtal yimɓe mawɓe dow lesdi ɗiɗo e nder lesdi ɗiɗo nder lesdi ɗiɗmiraawo - 1985
Kooftaaku Tanzania to leydi United Kingdom - 1989-90
Prime Minister e First Vice President 1990-94
Wakil hooreejo partiijo laamu, Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) - 1995-2007
Hooreejo leydi Mtera - 1990-2010
Kancilliyanke fu nder The Open University of Tanzania (OUT)

Koore e jaaynde

Ko'e teddungal

Taal	Lindi	Ko haani
2024	Tanzania		Order of Uhuru Torch (class 2)

Ɗeɗe

↑ Japan, Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MOFA): 28 African nations

Firooji

Profil ngal embassy. Wondirde 2005-10-13.

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[1] Japan, Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MOFA): 28 African nations

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