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Zimbabwe: National Hero Moyo's Burial Set for Today

  • Jan 12, 2021
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[The Herald] Acting President Kembo Mohadi says youths must emulate the gallantry and dedication exhibited by national hero, Brigadier-General Collin Moyo (Retired), who gave his all for the country's independence, but sadly passed on last Friday when the country had started a new "war" towards economic development.

Source: allAfrica.com
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