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Zimbabwe: Elusive Closure 37 Years After Soldiers killed 20,000

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[Nation] Charles Thomas recalled one afternoon, three years after Zimbabwe got independence in 1980, when nearly 20 soldiers stormed his village in Matabeleland with bayonets. He was 24.

Source: allAfrica.com

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