The stories told by these brave Ndebele men and women may make a blockbuster movie or an interesting series to be watched by the world just to see that the Ndebeles were fearless warriors from jump.
I hope you would say the same after an episode of the Rhodesian version of the same war.Once you talk of bravity then in the same line you are talking of two sides of the same coin.Then there is the Zanla version of the very same war.War is never for the faint hearted.80% of those who talk of war at every turn never took part in one.These guys ( all of them) have real stories to tell.
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The stories told by these brave Ndebele men and women may make a blockbuster movie or an interesting series to be watched by the world just to see that the Ndebeles were fearless warriors from jump.
War was fought by all tribes mate others were operating from matebele and others from Manica they were all brave.
@@mzee5533 yeah but it is narrations like these that capture the audience
I hope you would say the same after an episode of the Rhodesian version of the same war.Once you talk of bravity then in the same line you are talking of two sides of the same coin.Then there is the Zanla version of the very same war.War is never for the faint hearted.80% of those who talk of war at every turn never took part in one.These guys ( all of them) have real stories to tell.
@@albertshangwa3209 everyone writes their own history.
Great stories but they all seem incomplete 🤔
What is he saying?