Over the following year, several Britons accused of racism were deported; concerns were raised about the lack of due process. Nyerere defended the deportations, stating: "for many years we Africans have suffered humiliations in our own country
M’chaka chotsatira, a Briteni angapo amene anaimbidwa mlandu wa tsankho anathamangitsidwa m’dziko lawo; nkhawa zidanenedwa za kusowa koyenera. Nyerere anaikira kumbuyo anthuwa kuti: ‘Kwa zaka zambiri ife Afirika takhala tikuzunzidwa m’dziko lathu tokha