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	Herbert Chitepo information - Search.com
		Herbert Wiltshire Chitepo (15 June, 1923 – 18 March, 1975) was a prominent Barrister in Southern Africa who was the leader of the Zimbabwe African National Union.
		Chitepo was assassinated by a car bomb in March 1975, an assassination often blamed on the Rhodesian government at the time but subsequently attributed to rivals within ZANU.
		Chitepo was born in a village in the Inyanga District of Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Herbert_Chitepo (881 words)

	Herbert Chitepo - Definition, explanation
		Herbert Witshire Chitepo (15th June, 1923 – 18th March, 1975) was a prominent Barrister in Southern Africa who was leader of ZANU's war to liberate Rhodesia from the white-minority government, led by Ian Smith.
		In May, 1962, ZAPU was banned because of militarism, and Chitepo was persuaded to go into voluntary exile to escape possible detention.
		Chitepo is survived by his wife, Mrs Victoria Chitepo and six children — four daughters and two sons.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/h/he/herbert_chitepo.php (798 words)

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		On 18 March 1975, Herbert Chitepo, an African nationalist in exile and chairman of the war council that struggled to liberate Zimbabwe from white-ruled Rhodesia, was filled by a car bomb.
		In The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo, Luise White does not set out to resolve questions about who was accountable for this horrible murder.
		Instead, in a style that is as much murder mystery as it is history writing, she uncovers what is at stake in the various confessions and why Chitepo's assassination continues to incite conflict and controversy in Zimbabwe's national politics.
	www.ebooks.com /subjects/b/1327/1.asp (685 words)

	Mugabe Still Fears Chitepo’s Legacy
		Thirty years ago on the morning of March 18, Herbert Chitepo - leader of the Rhodesian liberation movement ZANU - was assassinated when a bomb planted in his Volkswagen Beetle exploded outside his home in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia.
		The murder of Chitepo - whose remains were found inside the car, which was blown onto the roof of his house by the force of the blast - happened during one of the darkest periods of Zimbabwean liberation politics, when a comparatively unknown ZANU militant, Robert Mugabe, was trying to topple the incumbent 51-year-old leader.
		They are said to have seen Chitepo and his militancy as an obstacle to their Machiavellian ruses and he therefore had to be removed.
	www.iwpr.net /?p=acr&s=f&o=239381&apc_state=heniacr2005 (1260 words)

	The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo av Luise White Â» Bokkilden
		On March 18, 1975, Herbert Chitepo, an African nationalist in exile and chairman of the war council that struggled to liberate Zimbabwe from white-ruled Rhodesia, was killed by a car bomb.
		White casts doubt on official accounts of the murder and addresses how and for whom history is written and how myths and ideas about civic culture were founded in war-torn Zimbabwe.
		Although the truth about the assassination of Herbert Chitepo may never be known, readers will discover how one man's murder continues to unsettle Zimbabwe.
	www.bokkilden.no /SamboWeb/produkt.do?produktId=774076&rom=MP (234 words)

	The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: Texts and Politics in Zimbabwe
		On March 18, 1975, Herbert Chitepo, a Zimbabwean nationalist in exile and chairman of the war council that struggled to liberate Africans in white-ruled Rhodesia, was killed by a car bomb.
		Instead, with a presentation that is as much murder mystery as history writing, she uncovers what is at stake in so many confessions to Chitepo's murder and why his assassination continues to incite conflict and controversy in Zimbabwe's national politics today.
		Although the truth about the assassination of Herbert Chitepo may never be known, readers will discover how one man's murder continues to unsettle an entire country.
	www.weaverpresszimbabwe.com /hist/asschitepo.htm (263 words)

	Herbert Chitepo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Herbert Witshire Chitepo (15th June, 1923 – 18th March, 1975) was a prominent Barrister in Southern Africa who was leader of ZANU's war to liberate Rhodesia from the white-minority government, led by Ian Smith.
		In May, 1962, ZAPU was banned because of militarism, and Chitepo was persuaded to go into voluntary exile to escape possible detention.
		Chitepo is survived by his wife, Mrs Victoria Chitepo and six children — four daughters and two sons.
	www.wikimoz.org /wiki/en/wikipedia/h/he/herbert_chitepo.html (684 words)

	Herbert Chitepo at AllExperts
		Herbert Wiltshire Chitepo (15 June, 1923 – 18 March, 1975) was a prominent Barrister in Southern Africa who was the leader of the Zimbabwe African National Union.
		Chitepo was assassinated by a car bomb in March 1975, an assassination often blamed on the Rhodesian government at the time but subsequently attributed to rivals within ZANU.
		Chitepo was born in a village in the Inyanga District of Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.
	en.allexperts.com /e/h/he/herbert_chitepo.htm (928 words)

	Welcome to the African Review of Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Herbert Chitepo, a senior office bearer in the Zimbabwe African National Union (Zanu), was killed in a car bomb.
		Central to understanding the murder of Chitepo is understanding a rebellion by Zanu cadres on the frontline in Mozambique against their leaders in Lusaka, known as the Nhari rebellion after one of its leaders.
		The example of Herbert Chitepo offers a convenient hook on which to show how the founding myths of the nation are used in current political struggles.
	www.africanreviewofbooks.com /Review.asp?offset=45&book_id=106 (1733 words)

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		Victoria Chitepo, widow of the late national hero, Herbert Chitepo, has for the first time publicly acknowledged that her husband was killed by his associates in the liberation war.
		Chitepo, who was the Zanu PF chairman, was killed by a car bomb in Zambia in 1975.
		Commenting on the late vice-president Joshua Nkomo’s statement that Chitepo was killed by his allies, the national hero’s widow said it was public knowledge that her husband’s murderers had gone scot free.
	www.zimbabwesituation.com /july16_2001.html (4716 words)

	The Zimbabwe Situation
		Herbert Witshire Chitepo was born on the 15th June, 1923, in a village in Inyanga District of Southern Rhodesia.
		Chitepo is survived by his wife, Mrs Victoria Chitepo and six children—four daughters and two sons.
		We have a duty to investigate the cause of Mr Chitepo’s death and we intend to carry out that investigation with the thoroughness of a toothcomb.
	www.zimbabwesituation.com /oct15_2001.html (7533 words)

	The Insider - Masvingo wrangles: not just a squabble but a fight for survival of the Karanga
		The Nhari rebellion in 1973 further weakened the Karanga grip on ZANU but it was Herbert Chitepo's death in 1975 that provided one of the severest blows.
		Chitepo's death saw the detention of key Karanga leaders like Josiah Tongogara who were accused of assassinating their leader, a thing that was against all logic because the Karangas already dominated the ruling party and therefore did not really have any person to dispose of Chitepo.
		The detention had cowed them well enough to be manipulated against their colleagues who they were led to believe were trying to keep the positions they had assumed while they were in detention.
	www.insiderzim.com /nov93lead.html (1979 words)

	ZWNEWS.com - linking the world to Zimbabwe
		Top Zanu commanders from the Dare Rechimurenga and the Zanla High Command killed former Zanu chairman, Herbert Chitepo, in Zambia in 1975, a special report by a Zambian commission into the late leader's mysterious death reveals.
		The late chairman's widow, Victoria Chitepo, is on record as saying it was common knowledge that the leader was killed by fellow party members.
		The report continues: "The members of Dare and the High Command could all therefore be indicated as principals to the murder of Chitepo because jointly and severally they actively desired to bring this about and did in fact bring it about.
	www.zwnews.com /issuefull.cfm?ArticleID=2709 (921 words)

	Herbert Chitepo: ZoomInfo Business People Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Herbert Chitepo, the early charismatic leader of ZANU, had warned the Zimbabweans that it would be necessary to defend the country against all neo-colonial influence even after they had won their freedom.
		This is how, Herbert Chitepo, the national chairman of ZANU, with his characteristic ability to hit the nail on the head, put it: "I could go into the whole theories of discrimination, in legislation, in residency, in economic opportunities, in education.
		That is the real issue" (Herbert Chitepo, Speech on a trip to Australia, 1973).
	www.zoominfo.com /people/Chitepo_Herbert_47598927.aspx (470 words)

	ZWNews.com - linking the world to Zimbabwe
		Chitepo died when a car bomb planted under the driver's seat in his VW Beetle detonated as he was trying to reverse the car from the garage at his Zambian house.
		The report says members of the High Command who gave evidence admitted that on hearing rumours some of them were to be arrested, scattered and ran away from Zambia instead of being eager to assist Zambian Police.
		Its terms of reference was to inquire into the events and circumstances leading to death of Chitepo on 18 March 1975.
	www.zwnews.com /print.cfm?ArticleID=2709 (905 words)

	Kubatana - Archive - Unmasking Zanu PF hypocrisy about NGOs - David Moore - Oct 29, 2004
		It ignores the impromptu Zimbabwe Detainees' Defence Committee, which lobbied in the mid-1970s for the Zanu leaders jailed in Lusaka for allegedly assassinating their chairman, Herbert Chitepo.
		History reveals that this myth-lie is impossible, and that Zanu PF knew it at the beginning of the road.
		Indeed, AI wrote, the Rhodesians seemed to be accepting the idea's good sense: they had allowed a Herbert Musikavanhu a British technical assistance grant to study at Gray's Inn.
	www.kubatana.net /html/archive/opin/041029dm.asp?sector=DEMGG&year=2004&range_start=91 (1055 words)

	The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: Texts and Politics in Zimbabwe - PowerBookSearch!
		On March 18, 1975, Herbert Chitepo, an African nationalist in exile and chairman of the war council that struggled to liberate Zimbabwe from white-ruled Rhodesia, was killed by a car bomb.
		In The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo, Luise White does not set out to resolve questions about who was accountable for this horrible murder.
		Instead, in a style that is as much murder mystery as it is history writing, she uncovers what is at stake in the various confessions and why Chitepo's assassination continues to incite conflict and controversy in Zimbabwe's national politics.
	www.powerbooksearch.com /booksearch0253342570.html (221 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: Texts and Politics in Zimbabwe: Books: Luise White (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On March 18, 1975, Herbert Chitepo, an African nationalist in exile and chairman of the war council that struggled to liberate Zimbabwe from white-ruled Rhodesia, was killed by a car bomb.
		Instead, in a style that is as much murder mystery as it is history writing, she uncovers what is at stake in the various confessions and why Chitepo's assassination continues to incite conflict and controversy in Zimbabwe's national politics.
		Although the truth about the assassination of Herbert Chitepo may never be known, readers will discover how one man's murder continues to unsettle Zimbabwe.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Assassination-Herbert-Chitepo-Politics-Zimbabwe/dp/0253216087 (416 words)

	The will to resist - Sokwanele
		The first protest was staged by the now battle-proved women of WOZA (Women of Zimbabwe Arise) who already have many such brave acts of civil disobedience to their credit.
		However careful the group might have been about security, word of the protest march inevitably reached the ears of the dreaded CIO (Central Intelligence Agency) before the event, and their agents were seen milling around the venue throughout the morning.
		The courageous protesters obviously knew that they might be arrested very quickly because they set off down Herbert Chitepo Avenue at a brisk pace, distributing their protest leaflets along the way.
	www.sokwanele.com /articles/sokwanele/willtoresist_23june2005.html (725 words)

	ROAPE: Briefing - Some Questions about Chitepo Report & Zimbabwe Movement
		The report of the 'International Commission of Enquiry', April 1976, found that Herbert Chitepo was killed in Zambia by a bomb that was put in his car.
		This was seen as part of a plot involving the whole of the then leadership of ZANU.
		Josiah Tongogara and Chitepo's bodyguard had been charged with the murder.
	www.roape.org /cgi-bin/roape/show/0612.html (119 words)

	Amazon.com: The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: Texts and Politics in Zimbabwe: Books: Luise White
		by Luise White (Author) "ON 18 MARCH 1975, Herbert Wiltshire Chitepo was killed when a car bomb, planted in his Volkswagen Beetle the night before, went off at 8:05..." (more)
		ON 18 MARCH 1975, Herbert Wiltshire Chitepo was killed when a car bomb, planted in his Volkswagen Beetle the night before, went off at 8:05 A.M. outside his home in Lusaka, Zambia.
		Chitepo Commission, Special Branch, South Africa, Lancaster House, Kaunda's Role, Robert Mugabe, Chuck Hinde, Ian Smith, Southern Rhodesia, Cornelius Sanyanga, John Mataure, Julius Nyerere, Ken Flower, Capricorn Africa Society, Cletus Chigowe, Jason Moyo, Josiah Tongogara, Masipula Sithole, Mukudzei Mudzi, Peter Stiff, Rex Nhongo, Robson Manyika, Taffy Bryce, Aaron Milner, Ndabaningi Sithole
	www.amazon.com /Assassination-Herbert-Chitepo-Politics-Zimbabwe/dp/0253216087 (470 words)

	Foreign Affairs - Book Review - The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: Texts and Politics in Zimbabwe - Luise White
		A daily guide to the most influential analysis from the Council on Foreign Relations, publisher of Foreign Affairs.
		This intriguing book reopens the unsolved murder of Herbert Chitepo, an early hero of the Zimbabwean nationalist struggle.
		Its aim is not to apportion blame but to discuss why the documentary evidence surrounding the case -- which includes testimony by at least three self-confessed killers and accusations implicating numerous others -- is so contradictory.
	www.foreignaffairs.org /20040101fabook83164/luise-white/the-assassination-of-herbert-chitepo-texts-and-politics-in-zimbabwe.html (265 words)

	SPEECH BY OR TAMBO AT THE FUNERAL OF JOE GQABI
		But we stand on these solemn grounds here today at the instance of Joe Gqabi who has been struck down, as so many Zimbabweans, as peoples in Africa and elsewhere have been struck down by their enemies.
		This day is the beginning of Heroes' Week in Zimbabwe, in the course of which the nation is expecting to receive the body of Herbert Chitepo.
		The struggle of the people of Zimbabwe has always inevitably been the struggle of the people of South Africa and of southern Africa; the struggle of Africa and of mankind.
	www.anc.org.za /ancdocs/speeches/1980s/sp810809.html (1857 words)

	Luise White, The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: texts and politics in Zimbabwe.(Book Review) Africa - Find Articles
		Luise White, The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: texts and politics in Zimbabwe.(Book Review)
		LUISE WHITE, The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo: texts and politics in Zimbabwe.
		A car bomb killed Herbert Chitepo in Lusaka, Zambia, on 18 March 1975, ending the life of a senior member of the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU), one of the main political parties leading the struggle against the white minority regime in Rhodesia and which, as ZANU-PF, became the ruling party of Zimbabwe in 1980.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_hb3103/is_200503/ai_n18827462 (159 words)

	The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo / Indiana University Press
		The Assassination of Herbert Chitepo / Indiana University Press
		Why one man's assassination in 1975 continues to haunt Zimbabwe's national consciousness.
		Luise White is Professor of History at the University of Florida, Gainesville.
	www.iupress.indiana.edu /catalog/product_info.php?cPath=1037_1180_1182&products_id=20228 (290 words)

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