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Thomas Ngwenya was never my deputy: Mphoko
By Phelekezela Mphoko COMRADE Thomas Ngwenya was never my deputy in Logistics and Supplies, during the Military Planning Committee era,…
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Hero Zephaniah Nkomo laid to rest
The late former ZPRA intelligence officer and Mafela Trust director, Zephaniah Maiwana Nkomo, who died Sunday and declared a provincial…
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ZAPU mourns Zephaniah Nkomo
ZAPU has mourned the untimely departure of Mafela Trust director, Zephaniah Nkomo, Sunday afternoon, describing him as one of the…
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Nkomo stood for human rights – Matabeleland Forum
The Matabeleland Forum, a grouping of civic society organisations in the region, has mourned the death of Mafela Trust director,…
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Mafela Trust director’s death a blow to ZPRA and ZAPU
The death on Sunday afternoon of Zephaniah Maiwana Nkomo, a former ZPRA intelligence officer and director of ZAPU’s history documentation…
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‘Zanu did not initiate the armed struggle’
It is false narrative that the Zanu initiated the armed confrontation against the Rhodesian forces as such engagements had already started well before…
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Church calls on ZPRA and ZANLA veterans to honour Kenneth Kaunda
A Bulawayo based Pentecostal Church, Golden Gate Ministries, has called on both ZPRA and ZANLA veterans including the government to…
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ZPRA’s collaboration with ANC’s Umkhonto We Sizwe and how the Zimbabwe government chased them out at independence in 1980
INTRODUCTION The Alliance between ZPRA and Umkhonto we Sizwe had been going on since 1967. The ZAPU Military planning committee…
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The Comrades that saved ZPRA from demise
By Irvine J. Sibhona. The political changes that flew in the face of the struggle during the seventies were largely…
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Roll call and the destruction of the Salisbury fuel tanks 1978
By Barbatone Irvine Sibhona There has been a lot of confusion on the role ZPRA played during the liberation struggle…
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