A man who is not a socialist in his youth has no heart; a man who is still a socialist in his old age has no head.
Father of Tanzania
A man who is not a socialist in his youth has no heart; a man who is still a socialist in his old age has no head.
Father of Tanzania
Attributed, often cited in discussions of his pragmatic turn
c. 1970s-1980s
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