Faces Of Africa - Samora Machel: The Struggle Continues

[@kukudotatana8328]

Samora Machel. we the people of Zimbabwe will never ever forget you. You said the liberation of Mozambiqoe was not complete without the independence of Zimbabwe. You gave us sanctuary in your country. Your people also shed their blood for us to get back our diginity and humanity which was shamelessly stolen from our ancestors by the evil settlers and colonists. Thank you.

[@bmercyp]

Kukudo Tatana am emotional 😭😭😭😭

[@okinkapampa8524]

Kukudo Tatanattr e o

[@sandrasmlambo5524]

Yes I remember mourning Samora in Zimbabwe when I was a child. The story of Samora just breaks my heart.

[@bayefallgalsen2096]

What happened between samora, kaunda, nyerere and mugabe must be an exemple for the whole Africa

[@hendrickswart4122]

@Kukudo Tatana, yes and now half of all Zimbabweans are working for White Masters in South Africa, because they turned there country in a Shithole 😅😅😅

[@winnykazungu8675]

Swahili has been established as the African language. Nyerere said this many years ago but we were still blinded by the evil spirits from the colonizers

[@PearlX9]

I am Kenyan. I never forgot SAMORA. He died when I was 11 years old. I love SAMORA and Mozambiqans. Viva FRELIMO

[@jhonyalberto4814]

Viva... The struggle continues

[@chitekwe]

Most ordinary malawians also supported Frelimo and "Camrada Machel".

[@bonganidube1064]

At times we acredt glory anywhere

[@MasweghoChris]

The FRELIMO today is corrupt and have deviated from the original ideas of unity.

[@ofeliorafael3772]

Muito obrigado ❤🇲🇿

[@GrumpyTinashe]

One of the greatest sons of southern Africa. I'm Zimbabwe we love you comrade Marchel

[@orlandovalentine203]

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[@Hasara_Tupu]

It's shocking to learn how selfless this leaders were, Nyerere of Tanzania just like samora lived a humble life and never left much for his family. In kenya the greed of our founding father Kenyatta was beyond imagination by the time he died he owned more land than any white settler has ever owned in colonial years

[@armandovaiandando6472]

And normally, it is the greedy leaders like Kenyata or Mobutu that are supported.

[@ramses5785]

A true hero never dies. More Samora Machels are already born to continue the liberation struggle. Aluta continua!🙌👑👑👑👑

[@igordinis783]

I absolutely agree with you brother.

[@fernandofemane7002]

Samora machel,nunca sairá em nossas mente e já mas apagaremos a tua história🇲🇿🇲🇿 "A luta continua"💪🏾💪🏾

[@elishaoluwafemi1982]

A true leader and revolutionary who loved his people and Africa so passionately. We had great leaders once!

[@alickmushanga5620]

Pllm

[@alickmushanga5620]

Pllm

[@johnlamb3101]

…..and who was a Communist. Useless ideals. These blacks thought and lived AK47’s. These ideals do not put food on the table and money in your pocket.

[@kwameaboagye940]

Baba Samora Machel was a great leader who led Mozambique to her independence from Portugal forty six years ago. Baba Machel not only uplifted our people of his country but he loved them so much as well as put his life on the line for them. Baba Machel was about love, honesty and selflessness to the core. Baba Samora Machel was just like those before him and after him such as Nkrumah, Lumumba, Cabral, Ture, Mugabe and Sankara and that’s to unite Africans globally. RIP Baba Samora Machel

[@seniorgovtofficial544]

Chris from Kenya ...I love the story of this great man...He dovoted his whole self to serving the state...His ideas will forever remain

[@monodual6995]

This video is worth watching! Salute Samora Machel! Workers of the world unite! Equip yourself with the most potent weapon, at your disposal, Marxism Leninism! You have nothing to lose but slavery of any kind!!

[@beneditondlovu8708]

I was born in 1983, both my parents were military working directly with Samora Machel. I am surprised about how quickly Samora’s ideals were erased from public life. Samora was turned into a mythical figure, such that one feels it is impossible to have a state run on Samora’s ideals. Today we are even more alienated from Samora’s ideals. This sucks 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@timbukwa9771]

oooh!Man it is so sad. Samora was a true Leader, we Tanzanian never forget him even today! our National channel showing FRELIMO Camp where the fighters were preparing for the battle in Msumbiji! we have Samora Hiding cave in here. we miss him our hero!

[@reachoutcommunityproject-m4578]

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[@adderal2147]

He was a great man and a great comrade. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🇲🇿

[@ninahmbatha1890]

Kanimambo 🇲🇿

[@danieloljirafufa3316]

I remember the day when Samora Machel's plane crashed. My country, Ethiopia, declared a national day of mourning. I suspected that the Apartheid Regime of South Africa was behind it. It was a huge lose for Africa.

[@dineoadeola5109]

I'm from South Africa I agree with you

[@josemate5317]

I am from Mozambique my brother and i also agree with you

[@Sir_BoazMutatayi]

Daniel Oljira Fufa Im from DRC and I agree with you.

[@WalterMwambazi]

There is enough evidence to prove that his plane was shot down. In fact, they had radar that interfered with the equipment onboard his Russian plane, that messed with the navigation and had the pilots fly into SA. Then they shot down the plane and ensured he was dead. A very sad day for Africa. I was only 14 years old but the day of his death still rings strong for me because he was part of the front line states leaders and was actually flying out of Mbala in Zambia on that fateful day. :'(

[@allengreene9954]

G P The pilots weren't drunk you prick.

[@glorytoyahzulu6229]

He was coming from the meeting in Zambia when his plane was shot down in South Africa. I was young but I remember that day because the whole country was mourning for Samora Machel.

[@dineoadeola5109]

Apartheid Boers are horrible

[@allengreene9954]

G P And fuck you too.

[@glorytoyahzulu6229]

@G P I do not understand the insults here, where do they come from?

[@aaolowo]

Any patriotic African leader who seek to develop Africa is never cherished by the West...

[@s871-c1q]

Because your patriotic leaders are often just successful militants who have no idea how to run a state. I'm glad you have your independence but you have yet to develop democratic traditions in many ways. PS: this channel is chinese state controlled media meant to lull you guys into loving china as they become your new masters, take it with a grain of salt. It's going to say west = evil, china = great.

[@paolodavinci7728]

@@s871-c1q stupid bastard. Why do u concern yourself with the affairs of africas. U murdered lumumba in cold blood. You guys are just a bunch of idiots with no respect for other races & always want to oppress others. A time will come when africa ll unite & develope & u bastards ll b shamed.

[@s871-c1q]

@@paolodavinci7728 racist prick.

[@TheIrbe]

​@@s871-c1q G.T.F.O.H Thomas Sankara was just one man who had a vision and managed to improve the living standard for the burkinabe, just by stopping aid and striving for self-sufficiency. Well, he got assassinated. And don't come here talking about democracy, because if it really mattered why was the first democratically elected prime minister of congo, Patrice Lamumba assassinated after he asked for economic independence from the west? And since the west have so much experience in assassinating foreign leaders, why havent they assassinated the corrupt Joseph Kabila who sit at his mansion while his people, in the richest country in the world, are one of the most hungry in the world and starving to death? They had no problem killing Gaddafi for ''human right violation'', and now the Lybians, who had a high living standard under his regime are suffering. So G.T.F.O.H with that democracy bullshit, you complain that africans are undemocratic while its your leaders who have paved way for our corrupt leaders so you can benefit from the situation. Or am i wrong and the western leaders really doesn't want these corrupt african leaders without vision and that allow them to leech from the african continent and thus making the west richer?

[@janeulo4388]

@@s871-c1q Who are you to tell us whether or not our leaders were bad or good. We have already made up our minds on which leaders are good for africa.

[@marcuskpan4661]

These were the heroes of Africa. Leaving examples that we should follow in their steps, but regrettably we are failing to walk on the paths created by our forefathers.

[@VHDesigner7546]

Brazilian peoples greetings! the struggles continues, against tribalism.

[@kebasingatey3659]

am not from Moz but as an African I have right to defend my continent

[@talkspace459]

Great! That's the spirit of a Pan-Africanist.

[@AxmedBahjad]

Kebab - what do you mean by that? Can you give up watching colonial products; namely, football, movies and spend your free time volunteering? I doubt it.

[@ninahmbatha1890]

U can say dat again

[@zibelexuba1157]

One of the finest that Africa had produced

[@jmjvs4938]

Samora was born with an amazing smile with his people in Mozambique all African countries

[@judymsomi2480]

IT IS NOT ABOUT LANGUAGE. IT IS ABOUT FAITHFULNESS, HONESTY, TRUTHFULNESS, HAVING CONSCIENCE,AND PATRIOTISM.

[@marcelluswhyte2291]

A "great man " . Its a shame how the youth of Mozambique 🇲🇿 know so little of their former leader. In the dark days of apartheid he was the shining light showing the world the fighting spirit of the African , not just in words but deeds.

[@MrEdsonZ]

As a Mozambican, I can truly say that I'm saddened by what our country has become after 45 years of independence. The future lies with the youth and there is a lot of potential there, but with the current regime in place, there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel.

[@igordinis783]

Hope brother never dies. We must unite our youth in Mozambique and build our country better and fairer.

[@timbukwa9771]

I know that with Samora in helm those Delgado thugs would have finished off!! with his war tactics and courage,,

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

8:02 standing left of Samora Machel is president of Somali Siad Barre who helped the strugle for independence with arms and Somali fighters.

[@joaocofe5864]

Samora Machel, líder inconfundível. Presidente do povo.

[@amosngoma1744]

gone too soon my leader, betrayed by those who were meant to protect you, today they are relaxing with those who killed you. shame on them.

[@carlosomary1655]

I love where my parent's come from and l proud born in makonde tribe. but Tanzania to me is everything. viva nyerere. viva samora. viva mandolane viva Tanzania viva Mozambique. Carlos Don buddy.

[@mariusmatei2946]

Amos Ngoma Actually, he was warned Not to fly back to Mozambique at the nighttime!!

[@5103jerry]

if you know who they are, track them, and flush them out

[@RichardNdhlovu-n1r]

Samora Machel I will never ever forget you..rest in peace

[@poahmanpoahman5042]

Official language for African people is swahili nawapenda sana Mozambique/Africa like if u agree with me

[@yvonnemolapo6616]

Let it Zulu....

[@5103jerry]

less than a fraction of a percentage of africans speak swahili

[@chitekwe]

The only language that is really needed is "UNITY". The enemy of Africa (and most of the "3rd world") is division and war.

[@jenniferarzola2471]

It's incredible to me that I can almost understand her language as she speak without looking at the caption on the bottom.

[@jenniferarzola2471]

La lucha continual!

[@igordinis783]

Samora Machel is not dead, we the young are going to carry on with HIS ideals.

[@EnyonamNanevie]

🥲 YES!!! May the Ancestors be with you! You will never be alone, RISE YOUTH, RISE, tomorrow belongs to you, RISE! May the blessings be!

[@boaventurasimbini1827]

I WOULD LIKE TO THANKS GOD TO GAVE THIS BRAVE MAN STREGTH TO DO ALL THINGS WHAT HIM DONE FOR OUR COUNTRY

[@Kgoki890]

Great Man; thank you for standing up against white supremacy.

[@alvaroquintas2580]

Please could the subtitles of this documentary be revised and corrected. Elements of the messages spoken in Portuguese are missing in the translation (subtitles) done. That being said, I would like to applaud CGTN for the great series: Faces of Africa. It is so exciting to see how our beautiful continent has shaped and the leaders that we have had. it is truly inspirational. Thank you.

[@luluamri370]

I'm tanzanian we still have felelimo camp and makonde people people from Mozambique,and my mom is makonde from tanzanian side.

[@ninahmbatha1890]

Wait 😁 I didn't kwon dat there is makonde in Tanzania

[@luluamri370]

@@ninahmbatha1890 I'm one of them

[@alitagray952]

Wow what an inspirational leader he was

[@Juniatadelphibey]

These rising leaders needs to have schools built like Samora. Therefore, during his office thousands would have turned out like him.

[@nathanngumi8467]

Very informative, thanks. Machel was a hero. A luta continua! ✊

[@mauronrbr]

Unfortunately not quite, the translations are all wrong

[@augu345]

The only man who knew how to run Mozambique.

[@felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur4169]

Goodnight President Samora!!Africa misses you!!

[@alphasow8471]

I agree with you my lovely brothers Africans need one language we are bolds

[@dukesandie8398]

I'm really saddened that the people of this great nation can only express their thoughts in their coloniser's language.

[@jorgeacosta9051]

Duke Sandie nope, it may be the official language but most people don't have Portuguese as a first language. A lot of people talk amongst family and friends in their native tongue, whatever that may be. There are dozens of indigenous languages still spoken.

[@fredrickkasanda8347]

Lol

[@shauncameron8390]

How exactly? The colonizer's influence is largely limited to the capital.

[@jhonyalberto4814]

Duke do you know how native language this country have?

[@ngmn5402]

Me too, are not supposed to speak Shangaan

[@frankdrebin2343]

I like that he gave them 24hours to get out of his country. I wish we could do that in the USA

[@5103jerry]

too many white folks in usa, to get them all out in such short time

[@carltonthompson2395]

R.I.Power Samora Machel

[@Qaalluu74]

The rich man's dog gets more in the way of vaccination, medicine and medical care than do the workers upon whom the rich man's wealth is built. Samora Machel

[@maredygduygu5243]

@Be Frank whose courage and intelligence is the big question.

[@maredygduygu5243]

@Be Frank that's called intellectual property, the corporation manager can.

[@maredygduygu5243]

@Be Frank your credit could still be taken provided that they control the corporations. That's how coca cola got away with polluting the water supplies. Brick layer is in the same position as the real designer.

[@kademadyapreslaprison3460]

I love Maputo so much

[@honestlychiremba6580]

Samora a true revolutionary

[@itstrendingbelow]

A United Africa is our solution, and we want it today, We need to persuade our leaders to connect our continent through highways and railways, This can easily be done in 4years and will open opportunities for mass employment We need the African Union to start electing parliament from the people , This top to bottom approach by the AU is undemocratic, An African identity and language will take form as we exchange culture and ideas . A one African the only solution to our race, let’s not forget we have over 100m people at the diasporas

[@raslex5562]

Why is there no discussion in this video of how and why his reign ended? No talk about the plane crash that killed him? Why are these important facts not included in this documentary?

[@lubasinalumango3298]

Great son of Africa. Rest in Peace

[@aishaumar5393]

Wow one have to learn these great Africa history of great men and women who brought us freedom, their sacrifices.

[@petrosmachobomachovo974]

I didn't know that Samora sa a Nurse by profession, thats why he was so dedicated to the needy. Long live Samora

[@kaymarto3354]

My first born, Patrice Kaye, 2nd baby..Sankara Kaye, 3rd boy, Samora Kimathi Kaye.....thats how i re-wrote the history of these saints .

[@lyndonwatson757]

I am proud of this man!!!

[@iphigats1223]

He liked singing And had a good voice

[@josemate5317]

True my lord. Since colonizers came in to our continent,we just keep speaking western languages. Now is the time to come to our land and our language

[@gchijioke12]

You’re speaking English. The main priority right now is improving our material conditions

[@rubamann]

It seems Machel and Nyerere were cut from the same cloth. The difference between them was Machel was a radical, militant, Nyerere was a diplomat. But they gave everything for the struggles for African states independence.

[@bayefallgalsen2096]

And kaunda

[@telmoalbanotelmo7149]

Samora Machel was a great leader and warrior, unfortunately died so soon.

[@emancipatedlionm9215]

Indeed the struggle continues; we are a people of light n endless opportunities. Justice will prevail over corruption n alllll evils.

[@solomonkihia8703]

Its sad to hear that only half of Mozambique can read and write.. Mozambique is a great nation with great people who need to give their leadership to the younger generation.. with more drive & commitment

[@jhonyalberto4814]

Solomon you are very wrong.

[@chitekwe]

@@jhonyalberto4814 He doesn't realise that before freedom the number was much much lower. The county's wealth at that time was only being spent on a very small number of the population. After independence the same amount of money began to be spent on a much larger number of people. The indigenous population.

[@AntonioLhamini]

Mr samora machele was a good president i wish he was still alive things were going to be better in mozambique 🇲🇿

[@robpsilva]

Lol, they just made up the subtitles. love it :')

[@MoYahTV]

Informative documentary but the translation was often incorrect

[@RichardNdhlovu-n1r]

What's the song playing on background who knows it please send me the title

[@luminouslizzy_0303]

Iam attending a school named Samora Machel school of veterinary medicine in Zambia. It makes sense to know who the man was.

[@User1698]

I am a proudly African and Mozambican, is very sad that we lost and keep on loosing our Heroes people who die to free us from colonialism, racism, corruption tribalism poverty, etc. does king of leaders heroes like Samora Machel, Muhammad Khadaf and others who saved Africans unfortunately get killed.. Mandela had to stay in prison almost all his life to free his people black people, we should unite has brothers and fight against the enemy in Africa and specially black people... we are on our own in the big battle of freedom..

[@ncoso3442]

Great documentary."Miseria" in Portuguese,roughly translates as "poverty".

[@92enpuissance]

The subtitles were way way off. But the video was informative. Thank you.

[@danieloljirafufa3316]

Thank you!! :)

[@TjakaErasmus]

Samora Machelle turned Mozambique into the poorest country in the world. What an achievement!

[@nilsonapollobelmirosantos4615]

Nós, irmão das americas precisavam acordar para essa luta...

[@orlindomachengo6556]

@Narciso de Almeida Sanita é favor, fala de produzir comida pra alimentar o povo, tudo aqui é importado

[@WalterMwambazi]

One of my all time favorite sons of Africa. It's a shame that to this day the South African Boer government has never owned up and issued an apology for his murder :'(

[@hendrickswart4122]

@Walter Mwambazi, as a matter of fact, he is resting in pieces.

[@willieledbetter5494]

Insightful..

[@vando5209]

as a Mozambican I am ashamed that all Samora ideals are forgotten!

[@lualdengkon9417]

What's unfortunate to our strong Leaders who struggle for our freedoms usually died in plane crash like somara Marchel Dr John Garang de Mabior God bless their souls they be remembered ever.

[@frankkafumbwa9716]

Am malawian I love samola was great freedom fight

[@anacharles5872]

Honestidade, Justica e Integridade....a marca do Papa Samora!

[@kmfw72]

There was no guerrilla army fighting the Portuguese in East Timor, but there was one fighting against them in Guinea Bissau - in Africa, and therefore of greater relevance.

[@5103jerry]

thanks for the reminder

[@janet.oboutte1349]

We don't care what you say about whites Blacks are hated around the world I would hate to be you and your kind

[@5103jerry]

@@janet.oboutte1349 and the hate is mutual, especially for the devils

[@ireigreen738]

He was a greatman I drop my like

[@arsenechoya123]

great documentary. as africans we must start to hold our governments responsible and question their governance, we seems not to be moving forward. AFRICA SEEM TO BE A CONTINENT THAT TIME LEFT BEHIND. ANYWAYS AM STILL WAITING FOR U GUYS TO DO ONE DOCUMENTARY ON PATRICE LUMUMBA

[@mombasa534]

+Arsene Machiavelli Samora Machel was an utterly evil man. A bit on the insane as well. In March 1976, a BBC correspondent called the Mozambican dictator the Idi Amin of Mozambique. Another BBC correspondent called him a moving theatre because of his highly foolish and theatrical heaviour. Overall, he was murderous.

[@Thabisile.kabesinde.sithole]

+Paka Nkali How do you know this? Did you experience the evilness first hand? You believe what you have been fed by BBC? Are you even a Mozambican, obviously not. Any one fighting for freedom(Colonizers won't let go of power through dialogue) in his own country is labelled as a terrorist by the Oppressors. You sound like a brainwashed African if you are, who has who moves with the wind!

[@mombasa534]

+Thabisile Mahlangu Continue to believe what you want to believe, but most mozambicans know better than you, Thabisile Mahlangu.

[@mombasa534]

Thabisile Mahlangu You can also praise Idi Amin, Mugabe, and the other crazies of Africa. I opposed the fool's tyrannical ways and suffered for it. You support this tyrant without knowing him? Shame on you.

[@mombasa534]

+Thabisile Mahlangu Tu duvidas que eu seja um moçambicano. E tu és? Tenhas cuidado. Nao andes apoiar tiranos e ditadores como Samora Machel, por favor.

[@eugenefynn6335]

Criss Hani was very similar to Somara Marshell but they cowards his own comrades were bought off and killed him.

[@shauncameron8390]

It's just revolutions eating their own.

[@princedanny1473]

Very true what a leader Criss Hani was.

[@tatendanyagano3440]

Mozambique is my country but eish its very difficult to survive there considering the levels of corruption in the law enforcing agents, judicial system and other government operations. I feel sorry for the nation, for long it haven't realised much of the needed development.

[@naturerazzi7shi495]

"ALUTE KONTINUA" I'm not sure what it means, but am sure these words did breathe life in his people. This is patriotism at its finest. All together Alute kontinua!!!!

[@narcyomula3064]

The strugle continues

[@gloriapocas3917]

The fight continues.

[@ninds437]

A luta continua* lol

[@wendihong19]

Alute continue

[@mwanykange]

WE WANT TO SEE AFRICA SPEAK ONE LANGUAGE ONE DAY, WHICH COULD BE SWAHILI

[@mahajanga3344]

Countries of Africa who struggled hardly for their independance and freedom against the european colonialism, have great leaders : Machel, Mugabe, etc. No foreign military bases in these countries. All the others, mostly countries which are former french colonies are puppets in the hands of France. Ivory coast, Senegal, Mali, Gabon, Togo, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Tchad, Congo. The most surprising, leaders from Senegal, Gabon and Ivory Coast didnt want that their country be independant in the 60s. They wanted their country be associated to France. Its the reason why they have no taste of freedom and the fight for freedom like former british or portuguese colonies in Africa. They rule their country with one simple goal : Favor the French interests

[@juliusmaingi8829]

A true mentor to revolutionary ideals!Great son of a true african struggle!

[@JeffersonFurtado]

Your subtitles are not only incorrect, but they are also misleading. You are misrepresenting what is being said by the native individuals in the video.

[@crazyworldthis]

Really? And here I am raising my fist like a freedom fighter to their great words.

[@briangrimes1490]

Omg

[@moliabangou7309]

Making european languages our own in africa is one of our biggest weakness until today. Unless we change this trend there's no way out with these foreign languages.

[@yvonnemolapo6616]

So if every African people use their own native how many dictionary are we going to use.....I think the only good thing colonizers did is unify us with language ..most countries use English ....then French.. Only three use

[@kaomakampimpwe3225]

Our founding fathers wanted us to be equal with our oppressors one day, it's unfortunate that their dreams are just too far away from reality. Even our own people once in power are the greatest oppressors of all times. I have lived their dreams and sometimes become a refugee in my country. I call upon all of us to unite for the common goal.

[@mcml80]

the translation is very arbitrary, writing in subtitles things that were not mentioned the slightest

[@elrededwards863]

A great loss we have their history to lead us towards our liberation

[@angelopatriciorafael108]

The translations of the interviews are completely wrong. Completely wrong.

[@robski39]

That's the curse of Africa. Good ideas are in the hands of the initiators. Once they're gone, back good old corruption. It's much easier to get money through corruption than to work for half of what you get through corruption. Thus, good revolutionaries like Samora Macel, Thomas Sankara, and the rest die with their ideas. Africa lacks continuity, what Samora was talking about in "Aluta continue". RIP

[@samorarungo791]

Até sempre grande Marechal,

[@TjakaErasmus]

"A luta continua" - THE LOOTING CONTINUES. Unfortunetaly, South Africa's ANC misunderstood the Portuguese slogan!

[@lucianosalatiel2451]

Presidente bastante humildade sofisticado e clasmatico...🌐🌍✌

[@BudaMash]

Aluta continua, great leader

[@keikofilms]

since the subtitles are a bit off, does it still give a rough picture of what the speakers are actually saying?

[@amarildoacome3545]

Not at all...the translation is very very bad...it sometimes says the opposite of whats meant even in obvious sentences that do not need paraphrasing...

[@chimeremezenworgu9587]

When a movement is at its early stage, even Religious, it is pure. But over the years, it becomes corrupted.

[@augustosandrinhosandrinho3423]

Para mim foi tao cedo seria perferivel hoje termos no pais seria uma grande biblioteca onde a juventude havia de se beneficiar dos seus ensinamentos que sabe ate teria escrito tanto do que sabia

[@nkosilathindiweni1011]

samora was powerfull. i am from zim

[@drmavushe]

Wonder how selfless principled dudes like this would feel if they were to see how things turned out

[@BrianOdede]

A great man he was Aluta Continua

[@greenerad7041]

A true son of Africa Hero