One year later many of the

Socialist Challenge No. 188, 12 March 1981 · p. 8 of the scan · 120 words

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have gained little from the long guerilla struggle for national liberation feel they Disabled ZIPRA guerrilla at a centre transforming the guerillas of the liberainto conventional soldiers it was inevitable that they would have to accept the discipline and the assumptions behind the old Anyone who resisted this would have to be beaten into line. That is what happened in Bulawayo.

If there is an irony, it is the fact that the two guerilla armies began to fight each other and not their old enemies. Contrary to what the media say, the guerillas are probably less disposed towards sectarianism their counterparts in the political parties.

It is not true, for example, that the loyal to Edgar ZANU member