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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged the British government to return the remains of Chimurenga war heroes for dignified interment.
Among those whose remains are sought are prominent figures from the First Chimurenga, including Mbuya Nehanda, Sekuru Kaguvi, and other leaders of uprisings against colonial rule, such as Chief Makoni Chingaira, Chief Mapondera, and Chief Chinengundu Mashayamombe. The remains are believed to have been taken to Britain as war trophies and are currently used for research.
In 2022, both London’s Natural History Museum and Cambridge University expressed their willingness to cooperate with Zimbabwe in repatriating these human remains.
During his remarks at the funeral of the late hero Jaison William Chezhira Chakaipa Chirinda on Monday, Mnangagwa said the spirits of these late 19th-century anti-colonial heroes will not find peace until their remains are returned and properly buried. Said Mnangagwa:
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We remind the British Government and people that the spirits of our heroes will not rest until their remains are repatriated and interred in a dignified manner.
Going forward, we urge the British Government to return the remains of our people to Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
Last week Mnangagwa demanded an apology from the British Government for a century of colonial rule that dispossessed indigenous people of their land and subjected them to various forms of abuse.
He also demanded reparations and restitution for the exploitation of Zimbabwe during the colonial period, which lasted from 1890 to 1980.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Zimbabwe's President, Mnangagwa, wants Britain to give back the remains of important Chimurenga heroes for proper burial. These heroes fought against colonial rule in the past. Some remains are at British museums for research. London's Natural History Museum and Cambridge University are willing to help return the remains. Mnangagwa says the heroes' spirits won't be at peace until they're buried in Zimbabwe. He also asked Britain to say sorry for the harm caused during the colonial period from 1890 to 1980 and give back what was taken.

Mnangagwa Calls For Return Of Chimurenga Heroes' Remains From Britain

The government has made arrangements for the repatriation of 693 bodies of Zimbabweans who died in South Africa from natural causes during the lockdown.
This was confirmed by Zimbabwe’s Consul-General Melody Chaurira, who said her office had processed documents for the repatriation to be done.
The consul-general also revealed that relatives accompanying the deceased are now being subjected to mandatory quarantine before moving to their destinations. She said:
<blockquote>The repatriation process hasn’t changed and we stand guided by recommendations from our Ministry of Health and Child Care, which is part of the national response measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
Under the current system, all bodies being repatriated to Zimbabwe for burial will be treated as contagious except in cases where the cause of death is a road accident, murder or other body injuries.
Relatives accompanying the remains are now being subjected to mandatory quarantine at any port of entry upon arrival in the country before proceeding to the final destinations.</blockquote>
Chaurura said Zimbabweans who seek to travel home for personal emergencies or any other reason should note that they will have to undergo 21 days of mandatory quarantining upon arrival.
For a body to be repatriated from South Africa, the consulate needs a birth certificate or national identification documents of the deceased for documentation as well as clearance by the Ministry of Health and Child Care.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/700-bodies-repatriated-from-sa/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

Zimbabwe To Repatriate 700 Bodies From South Africa

<blockquote>Further to our communication of 13 and 17 April 2020 respectively, inviting Zimbabweans facing difficulties due to the lockdown restrictions in South Africa to submit details via the provided channels; please receive the following update.
1. As of 19 April 2020, 839 people had registered for assisted repatriation back to Zimbabwe, while 2249 people signalled their desire to receive food packs instead. 
2. As of 30 April 2020, an additional 1 352 and 1 391 people had requested for repatriation and food parcels respectively. 
3. This brings the total number of people in need of assistance to 5 831. (2 191 requesting for repatriation and 3 640 in need of food assistance). The numbers continue to increase as more people continue to register. 
4. The registration link, https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ML5ZDXX remains open. 
5. The Embassy and the two Consulates are currently engaging the South African Government to obtain the necessary clearances and authorizations to undertake the repatriation process in compliance with the lockdown regulations in the country. 
6. Consultations are also underway with regards to the logistical arrangements for the assisted repatriation including funding, reception and quarantine facilities upon crossing into Zimbabwe. 
7. Travel dates, including all the logistical arrangements, will be communicated through the usual official channels once the said consultations and processes have been finalized. 
8. While it is normal for people to have expected quick finalization of the process, this has not been possible due to the above-mentioned broad-based consultations and the careful considerations being taken at every stage of the planning process.
Meanwhile, we have received messages that some people wish to repatriate at their expense. Please note the following:
1. For those who have private means of transport; separately submit the following details to the emails below depending on your location:
Name(s); Passport number(s); Passport Issue and Expiry Dates; Age; Local Contact Details; Current Address; Mode of transport (vehicle reg number(s) and particulars of the driver; Reasons for a visit to South Africa and Intended dates of from South Africa.
Embassy: zimpretoria@gmail.com
Cape Town Consulate: zimbabweconsulatecpt@gmail.com
Johannesburg Consulate: admin@zimbabweconsulate.co.za
Please note that the lockdown regulations regarding vehicle carrying capacities must be strictly adhered to.
2. For those who wish to use public transport, please be advised that consultations are currently underway with bus operators with a view to agreeing on the costs, payment methods, bus time tables, pick up points and general conditions for the trips.
Dialogue is also ongoing with the South African Government to obtain the requisite clearances. (A separate announcement on the logistics and payment methods will be made once decisions have been made).</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: Zimbabwean Consulate In Jo'burg Update On Registration For Voluntary Repatriation

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