In this continuation of Cde Hoyini Samuel Bhila’s gripping narration, our discussion focuses on his contribution through ...
This instalment is a continuation of our discussion with Cde Hoyini Samuel Bhila, whose Chimurenga name was Obey ...
THOUSANDS of gallant sons and daughters of Zimbabwe sacrificed their lives by engaging in open warfare on the front ...
IN our previous instalment, Cde Mazarura spoke about how the cunning Rhodesian armed forces resorted to chemical ...
IN our previous instalment, we wrapped up our discussion with Cde Sando Kano. In his narration, Cde Sando mentioned the ...
AFTER capturing and badly torturing Cde Sando Kano, Rhodesian forces desperately tried to entice him and his colleague, ...
WE welcome a brand new month of May, and may the avalanche of good news and good tidings continue. We are now a month ...
IN our last instalment, Cde Sando Kano recounted how he, along with his comrades, were ambushed and captured by ...
IN this instalment, Cde Sando Kano narrates how his group ran out of ammunition and was overrun. He recounts to our ...
IN the previous edition, Cde Sando Kano narrated how he initially developed cold feet before finally gathering courage ...
AFTER being captured by the Rhodesian forces following a fierce battle in which he lost nine of his dear comrades in ...
IN this second and final instalment of blacks who served the Rhodesian African Rifles, which was Ian Smith’s army, ...
THE Second Chimurenga had two main antagonists, the black nationalist movement fighting white colonial supremacy.
ISAAC Amon Marisa Chidhakwa was born on July 7, 1956 in Zaka, before his parents moved to Gokwe, where, as fate would ...
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