Fortune Charumbira, who leads traditional leaders in Zimbabwe says the disturbances in the Midlands and Matabeleland provinces in the 1980s in which over 20 000 people were k!lled by security forces was not a genocide.
“It was not genocide, no. It was the army responding to dissidents and in the clashes, ended up victimizing innocents. But not, it cannot be called genocide,” he told editors at a Gukurahundi Media Sensitisation workshop in Bulawayo on Thursday.
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