Wars vets in Tembwe

who perished during the liberation struggle.
The visit, a first of its kind by such a huge contingent, is aimed at appeasing the spirits of the dead fighters.

The group visited Tembwe in Tete province on Tuesday and yesterday they were in Nyadzonia before heading for Chimoio where thousands of Zimbabweans perished at the hands of the Smith regime.

The pilgrimage is being led by one of the surviving spirit mediums of the liberation struggle, Sekuru Solomon Mujuru, bearing the spirit of Neworeka that played a significant role in guiding the liberation struggle.

Veteran musician, Cde Chinx Chingaira and former war veterans leader, Cde Patrick Nyaruwata are part of the delegation.
War veterans chairperson for Harare province, Cde Charles Mpofu said the visit was unique in that since independence, there has not been a deliberate effort to bring those who lie outside the borders of Zimbabwe.

The delegation, with the assistance of the spirit mediums, is conducting rituals at the shrines in the presence of traditional and government officials from Mozambique.
The ex-combatants are expected to visit Zambia and Tanzania and conduct the same ritual.
Sekuru Shambira said the “bringing back of the liberation fighters’ spirits is a completion of a process of restoring dignity to the people of Zimbabwe”.

Related Posts

Zim earns respect of nations, businesspeople

Mukudzei Chingwere Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE’S independent foreign policy and willingness to speak its mind on global affairs are earning the country growing respect among the comity of nations and on…

Harness tech for industrialisation, says President . . . AI-driven beneficiation the way to go

Wallace Ruzvidzo in NEW YORK, USA ZIMBABWE hogged the limelight at the United Nations on Thursday, with Vice-President of the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly and Permanent Representative…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×