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  • The 50-year-old leader of the war veterans is maintaining his warrior rhetoric, warning there will be another "Chimurenga" (war of independence) if ZANU-PF fails to win this weekend's elections.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

  • Should Mugabe's ZANU-PF party lose the forthcoming legislative elections in August, Hunzvi insists that a new "Chimurenga" (war of independence) must be unleashed.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

  • I knew many of the leaders of the "Chimurenga" as the liberation movement was called and decided to settle in Zimbabwe after independence.

    SWRadioAfrica Podcast 2009

  • It was used for example in former Rhodesia, presently Zimbabwe, where they were called "Chimurenga" (Eng. war songs).

    The Two Malcontents 2009

  • When a new opposition party, the MDC, took to the political stage in Zimbabwe and turned out to be a serious competitor at the end of the 1990s, the 'Chimurenga' (struggle) became a permanent institution.

    Prometheus 6 - All respect and no restraint 2008

  • Should Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front lose the elections, Hunzvi insists that a new "Chimurenga"

    ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

  • This Wednesday's show is going to be strong stuff I'm definitely going! with a dance concert of Zimbabwe-born Nora Chipaumire's award winning work "Chimurenga."

    Michal Shapiro: Meklit Hadero: Diva in the Works Michal Shapiro 2011

  • This Wednesday's show is going to be strong stuff I'm definitely going! with a dance concert of Zimbabwe-born Nora Chipaumire's award winning work "Chimurenga."

    Michal Shapiro: Meklit Hadero: Diva in the Works Michal Shapiro 2011

  • The students also learned of the legendary Nehanda of Zimbabwe, the female spiritual leader who led the first Chimurenga, or war of liberation, against colonialists in 1896.

    Chi Mgbako: Africa's Women Turn 50 2010

  • An especially violent historical parallel is Rhodesia's (now Zimbabwe) Second Chimurenga, that began in 1964 and lasted until 1979, which began as a civil disobedience movement, but escalated into civil war against the minority white colonial ruling faction.

    Iran Uprising: Historic Parallels To Today's Protests 2010

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