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Return Zipra properties, Mpofu tells govt

Zipra veterans of the country’s 1970s war for independence bought several properties across the country with contributions from their demobilisation pay-outs.

By Nizbert Moyo Dec. 23, 2024

Return Zipra properties, Mpofu tells govt

Zipra veterans urged to pen liberation stories

Joshua Nkomo National Foundation projects director Gilbert Moyo emphasised the importance of recording first-hand accounts to ensure the accuracy and authenticity

By Bongile Moyo Nov. 5, 2024

Zipra veterans urged to pen liberation stories

We are not a charity organisation: Zipra war vets

The liberation war fighters’ deputy spokesperson Joakim Moyo said the return of properties was one of the low hanging fruit that is supposed to be dealt

By Nizbert Moyo Jul. 19, 2024

We are not a charity organisation: Zipra war vets

War vets complain over fees delay

Mavhunga told Parliament that the liberation board is responsible for looking into the issue of funds for war veterans

By Peter Dube Jun. 8, 2024

ZIPR elects new president

Charles Sadondo was elected vice-president and Roberta Katunga secretary while Darling Ndlovu joined the ZIPR council as a council member.

By Patricia Sibanda May. 27, 2024

Ex-Zipra war vet gets ZiG200 funeral payout

Contacted for comment yesterday, a PIB representative based in Bulawayo Collet Maduma confirmed that Mlalazi visited his offices for a funeral cover enquiry.

By Silas Nkala May. 17, 2024

Ex-Zipra war vet gets ZiG200 funeral payout

MK fighters buried in city to be exhumed

Zimbabwe got its independence in 1980 while South Africans got theirs in 1994.

By Silas Nkala May. 12, 2024

MK fighters buried in city to be exhumed

Lookout Masuku remembered

Zipra War Veterans Association spokesperson, Buster Magwizi, said Masuku was a political prisoner.

By Nizbert Moyo Apr. 6, 2024

Five years fighting the white minority: The sad tale of an ex-Zipra war fighter

Christopher Munkombwe is one of the ex-Zipra cadres who are living a pauper’s life despite putting their lives on the line for the liberation of the country.

By Silas Nkala Mar. 2, 2024