Tanzania has more social services like roads, schools, and hospitals etc, which are well distributed throughout the country than any other African state.

Tanzania has achieved a free universal education, right from primary to University. As result, Tanzania has got one of the highest literacy levels in the third world.

The income gap between the poor and the rich is relatively low compared to other states.

Tanzanians are more politically conscious than their counterparts in other neighbouring states.

Nationalization of the existing industries and services enabled Tanzania to reduce on the outflow of wealth in form of profits and interests to other countries.

There was a high level of democracy enjoyed by the people. They participated in their governance than ever before.
Agricultural extension projects were established throughout the country.

Land was re-distributed to the people all over the country and that ownership increased production in agriculture.

Politically, Tanzania was very successful in terms of improvement of national defence, disciplined army, no civil wars, no tribalism and the most important is that there was no coup in Tanzania.

Increased labour productivity due to organisation of people in good groups.

It helped to dismantle the penetration of neo-colonialism in form of foreign aid.

Advanced skills in agriculture, carpentry, veterinary, construction and other skills were given to the people.

Tanzania became more united than ever before. All the 126 tribes were brought with one national language.

Creation of national language that made communication easy.
Pan African spirit was high in Tanzania that made it possible for liberation of Africa