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EACH SIGNATURE REPRESENT AN INNOCENT SOUL LOST THROUGH GUKURAHUNDI /GENOCIDE BETWEEN 1982 - 1987

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Innocent Moyo
3 years ago

Vivaaa Mthwakazi republic

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Thokozani Mlala
3 years ago

It was a Kingdom before colonisation, it must be returned to its owners as it was

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Mthabisi Mlala
3 years ago

Limpopo to Zambezi, Ramaquebana to Munyati River, our country, malibuye✊

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Amanda Dube
3 years ago

Zimbabwe killed my family

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Thembani Moyo
3 years ago

Free Matebeleland, Free Mthwakazi from shona supremacist system, its oppressing left right and centre

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Justice Mlala
3 years ago

Marginalisation of Matebeleland people has been the norm since independence, its clear, we can't coexist together

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Cuthbert sibanda
3 years ago

Want seperate from Mashona land

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Caroline Gumbo
3 years ago

Gugurahundi killid my family

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Vumani Moyo
3 years ago

More than 60 thousands killed, thousands more displaced untraceable, its was a genocide, free Mthwakazi

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Babongile Moyo
3 years ago

Mthwakazi must be free, we have permanent boundaries that needs to be resuscitated

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Nathan Sibanda
3 years ago

Strongly supportive of the MRP initiative.....together we will overcome

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Bheki Ndlovu
3 years ago

We want out of Zimbabwe as Mthwakazi people

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Anonymous
3 years ago

The shonas must pay they don't have respect how can they say we are foreigners in our ancestors land

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Brighton Khoma
3 years ago

free Mthwakazi

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Mqondisi Moyo
3 years ago

In Tsholotsho people were put in one hut and all burnt to death, it very painful to think we are still ruled by the people who killed us

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Luyanda Nare
3 years ago

We need our freedom from these killers

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Manesi Mpofu
3 years ago

These shonas must go back to Mashonaland

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Nomlayo Moyo
3 years ago

Gukurahundi victims can not access to birth certificates to this day, they remain stateless

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Letticia Mabhena
3 years ago

free Mthwakazi

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Samkeliso Moyo
3 years ago

I lost 5 members of the family to the 5th Brigade, a shona army that targeted ndebele speaking people