Musician and war veteran Clive Malunga has expressed disappointment over the poor condition of graves belonging to Zimbabwean liberation war fighters in Mozambique.
Malunga visited the Doroi graves, where soldiers who died during Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle are buried. However, the state of the burial site left him unhappy.
The visit highlighted concerns about preserving the resting places of those who sacrificed their lives during the country’s fight for independence.
Malunga also indicated that local traditional leadership shared his disappointment. According to him, even the local chief was unhappy with the graves’ condition.
His remarks have brought renewed attention to the treatment of liberation war memorials beyond Zimbabwe’s borders.
Clive Malunga Raises Concerns Over Doroi Graves
The Doroi graves hold historical significance because they contain the remains of Zimbabwean soldiers who died during the liberation war.
Therefore, their condition raises questions about the preservation of the country’s liberation history.
Malunga’s visit drew attention to the need to maintain these burial sites and honour the fallen fighters.
For many Zimbabweans, liberation war graves represent the sacrifices made by those who fought for independence.
However, the concerns raised during the visit suggest that more attention may be needed to protect these historical sites.
Malunga did not hide his frustration over what he encountered at Doroi. His comments also highlighted the importance of respecting the dead and preserving their legacy.
WATCH | Musician and war veteran Clive Malunga visited the Doroi graves in Mozambique, where Zimbabwean soldiers who died during the liberation war are buried. He expressed disappointment over the poor condition of the graves, saying even the local chief was unhappy with their state.
Malunga then called on the spirits of the fallen soldiers to follow him, saying he would take them to ZANU PF headquarters.
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War Veteran Calls on Fallen Fighters to Follow Him
During the visit, Malunga made a striking appeal to the spirits of the fallen soldiers.
He called on them to follow him, saying he would take them to ZANU PF headquarters.
The statement added a dramatic political dimension to his visit and his criticism of the graves’ condition.
His remarks appeared to direct attention towards the country’s ruling party and the responsibility of remembering liberation war fighters.
Meanwhile, the condition of the Doroi graves remains a concern following Malunga’s visit.
The incident has renewed focus on the importance of maintaining liberation war burial sites in Mozambique and elsewhere.
Ultimately, the graves serve as a reminder of the human cost of Zimbabwe’s independence struggle and the need to honour those who died.
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