We were fed with flawed history. since Independence these guys seldom talk about Tongo .chitepo.and all those heroes I am reading in this book. Looks like those who survived the war and come back home in 1980 are the ones responsible for the deaths of the true sons of the soil in Zambia, that's why we're cursed

My question is at independence we never heard of most of the people who played a pivotal roll in the death of Chitepo ,Chigove

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Pamberi nekutora nyika.

219. Chigowe, ZANU Chief of Security, is said to have arrived in Lusaka from Malawi on the 19th March, 1975, a day after the assassination, of Chitepo. He was, on the order of DARE, to stay in Lusaka together with others in accordance with the deployment plans of DARE following Chitepo’s death. 220. However, Chigowe and others felt very uncomfortable after hearing that some people had been arrested and decided to flee the country. He decided to go to Tanzania. He had been informed since Monday the 24th March, 1975, that he was a wanted person by the Zambia Police. According to his evidence, as soon. as he got this information, he sta1ted ‘dogging’ the police until he finally left Zambia on Friday the 28th March, 1975. 221. Before leaving Zambia, Chigowe took his wife to her relatives in Zambia, since he expected. to be away for a long time. This clearly shows that Chigowe had no intention at the time of making a voluntary return to Lusaka until the situation had calmed down. He was proceeding to Uganda by way of Tanzania. Tongogara’s Startling Revelations in Mozambique 222. Tongogara proceeded. first to Chifombo to address the ZANLA General Staff there, and to acquaint them with the situation in Lusaka as well as to explain his mission. They were rather of the opinion that he should go to Zimbabwe instead, where he could he of practical usefulness to the Freedom Fighters there. Tongogara disagreed with them, pointing out that his presence at the home front would be dangerous not only to himself personally but also to Zimbabwe nationals in Southern Rhodesia. 223. In his statement to the Mozambique Authorities, Tongogara said that the DARE had sent him and others on a mission to FRELIMO in order to make arrangements about bases and the reception of recruits to and from Zimbabwe. He also disclosed that he had been sent to expose the Zambian Government ‘for the obstructive role it was playing in the Zimbabwe Liberation Movement, with special reference to ZANU, and. | the DARE in particular, including the arrest of ex-ZANU leaders after Chitepo’s death’. Tongogara’s statement to the Mozambique Authorities is a comprehensive statement, which incorporated some startling reve- lations, supplied many vital missing links and confirmed much of what was already known in connection with the state of affairs in ZANU immediately before and after the assassination of Chitepo. 224. Regarding the Unity Accord, Tongogara said ZANU had been wholly opposed to it, and the acceptance of the Accord was not regarded. as a genuine act by the Party. ZANU had yielded to pressure from the { African States on which it depended for support in the national struggle. The only language Jan Smith understood was that of the gun. Tongogara revealed that Rev. Sithole, in spite of the pledge to merge ZANU into ANC, secretly advocated armed struggle hy ZANU as a separate body. 42

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