A death in the afternoon | IMGpapers 1980

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settlers?

Peace grazing Mount Goors of army were scared.

said most the WHY do hundreds of thousands of black Zimbabweans turn out to cheer the leaders of the national liberation movement which has fought to free their country from the rule of white murder, that of a young woman in the Shamva district in the north of Zimbabwe nearly five years This provides glimber dealt we.

…her denta recorded in a report by the Rhodesian Catholic Commission for Justice in Helicopter • Lem the father of the deceased Erina Muzavazi, female, aged 17 years. I am about 65 years old. Erine left home at about 8am on 20 May 1976 to go and herd cattle to the lands in the footbills At around midday I noticed a lot helicopters flying around Mount Goors and I thought there something the soldiers were looking for. Most tribespeople left the fields around lunch time as they At between 2.30 and 3pm my wife cattle from 1 our protected village had come back from grazing land and all the people who had herded them were missing. Loudspeaker home and wait as they were going to investigate. The next morning i went to the office to find out if anything had come up, but still there was no At around 3pm the following day I heard the loudspeakers around the district immediately left what I was doing asked me to identify my daughter's other, with their heads to the back of except for her pants, and she had a which showed she may have been hit by a rifle butt. I later learned she had a bullet hole through her left buttock to the midole of her legs. I could nol look much longer as I was alread Sheen f dispersed to our huts. After about an hour the same jeep with the bodies bodies at a time to the burial ground. Up to now I do not know why these people were killed and we never gol how and why they were shot.

RALLY FOR ZIMBABWE! Saturday, 23 February Speakers: Alex Lyon, Labom MP; International Defence and Aid representatives of ZANU (PF) and (PF) ZAPU.

by music by (black South African jazz band) aa Immigrant. Bar and food available From 6.45pm to 12.30am, st the National Liberal Club, 1 Whitedal PlaTecked Sp for rally, s2 fo ZEE, 89 Cartore St., Loade £2.25 for both V71.

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