This is very painful,, Painful alone is a little word compared to the saddening reality,, we see people around the world taking care of sites but not so much has been done by the world to recognize the atrocities committed by the Europeans here in Zimbabwe 😢
Sabhuku ati ma super pro nema coin ekuma 70 nema t shirt /nhumbi dze frelimo etc these elders are not stupid they did their research they know what they talking about.....
Tinotsvaka fererimo ....vangobvunza vachingoroo .....very famous song The rhodesians would be asking the masses of Zimbabwe....😢very kind neighbours we have in Mozambique
This story is not adding up ,the bodies doesn't look more than 40 years old.These people are victims of political violence since 2000s ,Zimbabwe is ruled by cold blooded men .
Kwana ukuda kungonzi wauya ne theory yako...ukunzwa mari dzekudhara dzaiwanikwa muhomwe dzevanhu, ne mari dzeku Mozambique..plus dressing ma uniform ema cdes ..vamwe varikunzi vaitove ne ma ID iwe wakuda kupumhuka. And how do u come to a conclusion kuti body dosent look 40years old? A decomposed body yasara ma bhonzo..only ma tests can prove that..don't show your ignorance and stupidity just because you want blame zanu. There are thousands of people apo saka u think de kune 1000s of victims pa 2008 vanhu vaingonyarara all those people vakatsakatika. This is the problem ne mazimba kuda kunzi ndoziva ndofunga 😅
@@tripodxxx1After 40 years in an open mine shaft, it's highly impossible for human bodies to have significant amounts of flesh or clothes remaining. Decomposition, environmental factors, and scavenger activity would likely result in skeletal remains and the degradation of clothing over such a long period.
@@debracharuka2240After 40 years in an open mine shaft, it's highly improbable for human bodies to have significant amounts of flesh or clothes remaining. Decomposition, environmental factors, and scavenger activity would likely result in skeletal remains and the degradation of clothing over such a long period
