Kodzwa declared liberation war hero

on Saturday for burial. He had served Government for more than 20 years and left a legacy for commitment to serving Zimbabwe. 
Eng Kodzwa would be buried today at Glen Forest Cemetery. He is survived by wife Gloria and three children. Addressing mourners at his Mt Pleas­ant home yesterday,

Zanu-PF national chairman Cde Simon Khaya Moyo said the party found it befitting to honour Eng Kodzwa with hero status.
He described him as a loyal, hard­working and dedicated man who served the nation with illustrious dis­tinction. “As a party, we consulted and we thought it befitting that a great man like Paul Kodzwa cannot just be buried without being honoured,” said Cde Khaya Moyo.

“In consultation with President Mugabe, we found it necessary to declare him a liberation war hero.”
Cde Khaya-Moyo expressed his con­dolences to the Kodzwa family.

 

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