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Philip Moyo, an 81-year-old man from Tsholotsho, recently made returned to Zimbabwe after leaving for South Africa in 1960 and never coming back until now. Moyo, now recovering from malnutrition at Mpilo Central Hospital, claims that he cannot remember much about his life away from home. However, he does recall that Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, used to have a larger population of white people than it does now.
Moyo left his home in Nemane Tsholotsho before Zimbabwe gained its independence and started a family with his wife, who hails from Botswana. He told <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/the-mystery-man-who-disappeared-for-61-years/">The Herald</a> that he had a child in Rhodesia, but unfortunately, he cannot remember the name of his girlfriend or the child. His belongings, displayed during the interview, consisted of a black coat, two worn-out wallets containing a few rand and pula coins, and a pair of sunglasses. 
Moyo said his decision to return to Zimbabwe was driven by the desire to visit his surviving relatives in Mpopoma, following the death of his sister. During his time in South Africa, Moyo worked as a domestic worker. He said:
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I was cooking, cleaning and doing menial jobs the whole time and I would get news about my family from people I met in South Africa. I just did not have their phone numbers, but I am aware that many have died including my parents although I know I have a few relatives who can visit me so that at least I reunite with my family.
I have been told that I am in Bulawayo but this place doesn’t look like it, it used to have lots of white people back in Rhodesia and I cannot remember what my home looks like. I never abandoned my family, it was just that I left when I was young and thought I would get established, which also failed.
I need to meet my relatives; I do not have any sort of identification document but phone numbers of my relatives whom I was last in contact with.
Nurses told me they picked me up from Mpopoma and I know that one of my nephews resides there who is alive and he was the one who was supposed to host me while attending my sister’s funeral wake.
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Moyo’s memory has faded over time, and he cannot recall much about his family in Zimbabwe. He only remembers that his father’s name was Sibambosobunyonyo, his mother’s name was Madawu, and his home was near Nemane Primary School in Tsholotsho, in an area called Mandeya.
Sister Norma Mabhena, the public relations officer of Mpilo Central Hospital, said Moyo’s condition has improved compared to three weeks ago when he arrived at the hospital. He spent a week in the casualty ward before being admitted due to his declining health. Mabhena said they are now appealing to the public for any information that could help locate Moyo’s family. Anyone with information about Moyo’s family can contact the hospital at (0292) 214367.
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Presidential spokesperson George Charamba has claimed that President Emmerson Mnangagwa saved the new British monarch, King Charles III’s life, from Rhodesians who wanted to kill him during the colonial era.
Posting on Twitter using one of his accounts, Tinoedza Zvimwe, Charamba claimed Mnangagwa was invited to Charles III’s coronation on 06 May 2023 after he saved the latter from assassination by Rhodesians. <a href="https://twitter.com/Tinoedzazvimwe1/status/1657253313618780160?s=20">He wrote:</a>
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Charles, now King Charles III, would have been killed by Rhodesians, except for a tip-off from a Rhodesian intelligence officer to the current President, then as state security minister.
That all explains why ED had to be at King Charles’ coronation, and why relations with the UK are fated for a reset under President ED! Enjoy!
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Meanwhile, some social media users mocked Mnangagwa saying he was snubbed during King Charles III’s coronation in London on Saturday.
However, ZANU PF spokesperson Chris Mutsvangwa said that Mnangagwa was not part of the heads of State and government who had a photo opportunity with King Charles III because Zimbabwe is not a Commonwealth member.
Speaking on the sidelines of the burial of national hero Abraham Kabasa in Harare on Monday, Mutsvangwa said:
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We are not a member of the Commonwealth, the President is determined that we should be readmitted into the group of nations.
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Mutsvangwa added that Zimbabwe does not have the right to get close and personal with the king as it is not a Commonwealth member. He said:
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But as for Zimbabwe, we did not have the right because we are not yet a member of the grouping.
When we become a member, we would be part of those who will be close to the king.
We want to engage with countries that we have cordial relationships and re-engage those we have had frosty relationships with in the past.
Our President always says we are friends to all and enemies to none.
We were happy that our President was invited to King Charles III’s coronation.
When he was still a prince, he lowered the Union Jack (British flag) and raised the Zimbabwean flag after we had won the liberation struggle in 1980.
It’s a person who we like a lot and it was imperative for the President to attend.
This shows that the engagement between Harare and London is going in a good direction.
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Mnangagwa Saved King Charles III’s Life, Claims George Charamba

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says President Emmerson Mnangagwa has taken Zimbabwe back to Rhodesian-era oppression following the conviction of political activist Jacob Ngarivhume on public violence incitement charges.
Chamisa said Ngarivhume’s conviction is a betrayal of the gains of the liberation struggle, namely freedom, choice, and justice.
Posting on Twitter, Chamisa lamented what he described as the weaponisation of the law to punish Government critics. He wrote:
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The Jacob Ngarivhume conviction is a reminder of what’s broken about Zimbabwe. The liberation struggle was about freedom, choice and justice.
It is ridiculous and scandalous that chambers of justice have been turned into chambers of politics and guillotines of justice.
The weaponization of the law against critics is a replica of the Rhodesian regime template of oppression. ED has taken us back to Rhodesian oppression.
It mustn’t be criminal to oppose those who abuse power and authority. Zimbabwe shall be free! We’re fixing all this. Get ready!
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Ngarivhume was on Friday sentenced to four years in jail following his conviction the previous day of public violence incitement charges.
He was convicted by Harare magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka after a full trial that lasted almost three years.
Ngarivhume’s defence team led by Lovemore Madhuku said they are going to appeal both the sentence and conviction at the High Court.
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Mnangagwa Has Taken Zimbabwe Back To Rhodesian Oppression - Chamisa

Outspoken Norton legislator Temba Mliswa (Independent) the Zimbabwean government is behaving worse than the Rhodesian regime which allowed relatives and colleagues of political prisoners to visit them in jail.
Mliswa made the remarks after CCC leader Nelson Chamisa was on Thursday barred from seeing jailed Zengesa West MP Job Sikhala and his Chitungwiza North counterpart Godfrey Sithole as well as 14 other CCC activists who are in pre-trial detention at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison. Said Mliswa:
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The blocking of Nelson Chamisa from meeting with Sikhala and others is most unfortunate. We don’t expect such in a liberated country.
Our own liberation fighters when imprisoned by the Rhodesians were allowed visitors.
Why do we have to go so low? We can’t be worse than Rhodesia.
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Chamisa told reporters on Thursday that he was made to wait at the jail for more than two hours before the officer in charge, one Hukurume, informed him t<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/ziyambi-brands-chamisa-a-pathological-liar-after-prison-circus/">hat he had been instructed by Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi that he (Chamisa) will not be allowed to see Sikhala</a> and the other CCC activists.
Meanwhile, Deputy Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet (Presidential Communications), <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/eds-spokesperson-tells-chamisa-to-visit-sikhala-in-court-not-at-chikurubi/">George Charamba, said Chamisa should visit his colleagues at their next court appearance</a>.
Charamba said the government will not compromise national security just to please Chamisa.

"New Dispensation" Worse Than Rhodesia - Mliswa

A new political party called The Patriotic Front (TPF) has been formed with Andrew Nyathi coming in as interim secretary-general.
The party’s spokesperson is Mxolisi Ncube, a Zimbabwean journalist based in South Africa.
In an interview with NewZimbabwe.com on Sunday, Ncube said TPF’s ideology was based on “Ubuntu Social Democracy” and seeks;
<blockquote>… to lead Zimbabweans towards productive politics, whose tenets include delivering the economic emancipation, political freedom, religious independence and cultural recognition of all Zimbabweans in an exact manner wished for them by the nation’s founders and gallant heroes, who shed their blood for the country.</blockquote>
On the economic front, Ncube said TPF will work towards an economy modelled after the Rhodesian system which eschewed disproportionate borrowing and spending. Said Ncube:
<blockquote>The Patriotic Front seeks to establish an economy, sculptured around the successful model of the Rhodesian government, anchored on low spending, little borrowing and national planning but fused with equality and perfected by advancement in technology.</blockquote>
Ncube castigated Zimbabwe’s current government, calling it an authoritarian regime, which has placed the nation’s economy in the hands of cartels, the army and the Chinese.
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New Political Party To Mould Zimbabwe's Economy After Rhodesian Model

Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) leader Christopher Mutsvangwa has said that Rhodesians should come back and rebuild Zimbabwe which has been destroyed by Zanu-PF’s G40 Faction.
Said Mutsvangwa:
<blockquote>We want them (Rhodesians) to be part of the next governance in Zimbabwe because this country has been run on a scorched earth by the G40. We want it to recover and for us to build a new country. We did not fight a racial war, but a liberation war for black majority rule. We are also reaching out to the white diaspora and the white business community, they used to run an economy and they are organised and they have the experience. If we can bring those and the new diaspora into play then the country will stabilise and will start recovering from the ravages of G40. We will need all this talent back into the country, so that we can build a new Zimbabwe.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-39883-W/vets+Zim+so+ruined+Rhodesians+needed/news.aspx">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

"Rhodesians should come back and rebuild Zim": Mutsvangwa

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