context: It was formed in 1930 as a committee aimed at creating and maintaining standardized Swahili in the East African colonies of the British colonies, Kenya, Tanganyika, Zanzibar and Uganda. Among these areas Kenya was a colony, Uganda and Zanzibar were protected countries and Tanganyika was a place of delegation under the supervision of the United Nations. Thus the British used to refer to them as "East African dependencies" or "East African territories" in the East African territories.
question: When was Inter-territorial Language founded?
answers.text: 1930