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Josiah Magama Tongogara (4
February 1938 – 26
December 1979) was a
prominent Zimbabwean guerrilla commander during the
Rhodesian Bush War. He was the...
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Tongogara Rural District Council is a
local government organ administering Shurugwi...
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Tongogara High
School is a government-run high
school in the
rural areas of
Chief Nhema in Shurugwi,
Zimbabwe which offers classes up to A-level. As one...
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Tongogara Refuge Camp is a
refugee camp
located near Chipinge, Zimbabwe,
about 420 km
southeast of Harare. It was
established in 1984
after Zimbabwe had...
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remittances in 2009. It
partnered with the
World Food
Programme at the
Tongogara Refugee Camp in
Zimbabwe to
deliver aid and
support the
local community...
- Adriano's farm house, or the 'White House'–Zanu
Party HQ (residence of
Josiah Tongogara and
others of the
general staff);
Parirenyatwa camp hospital; Takawira...
- Smith, as well as by the key
black leaders: Muzorewa, Mugabe,
Nkomo and
Tongogara. The
result was the new
Zimbabwean nation under black rule in 1980. Thatcher's...
- second-in-command,
Wilfred Mhanda, for
suspected disloyalty.
After Josiah Tongogara was
killed in a car
accident in 1979,
there were
suggestions made that...
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following the
death of his
previous wife Jayne, the
sister of
Josiah Tongogara, at
which point she
became his
second wife. They have
three children together:...
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Brigade were
drawn from 3,500 ex-ZANLA
troops at
Tongogara ****embly Point,
named after Josiah Tongogara, the
ZANLA general.
There were a few
ZIPRA (ZAPU)...
