An examination of tactics used by ZANLA to promote their ideology and agenda for the liberation of Zimbabwe: a case study of Muzarabani (1972-1979)

ZANLA was the armed wing of ZANU, one of the two liberation movements that led the Zimbabwean liberation war. The ZANLA forces adopted the Maoist “fish and water” doctrine along with the Mao’s principles of People’s War in their contest against the Rhodesian army. The reason why the ZANLA cadres cho...

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Main Author: Bomani, Thelma B.
Language:English
Published: Midlands State University 2018
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11408/3390
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