Survivors of the Kamungoma Massacre have recounted the horror of May 14, 1978, when more than 100 civilians were killed during a night vigil in one of the liberation struggle’s most brutal attacks. Their testimonies stand as a painful reminder of the sacrifices that shaped Zimbabwe’s independence, as well as the enduring physical and emotional scars carried by those who lived to tell the story.
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