VOICED : Victims relive Zimbabwe massacres that taint new leader

The transcript discusses the imprisonment and abuse of Jeconiah Moyo in 1984 for attending ZAPU meetings, highlighting the broader context of the Gukurahundi Massacre where around 20,000 Zimbabweans were killed by Mugabe's regime. It details the aftermath, including Mugabe's removal in 2017, and the ongoing calls for justice and accountability, particularly focusing on Emerson Mnangagwa's alleged involvement. The narrative concludes with the survivors' continued fight for justice and proper burials for the victims.

How did President Emerson Mnangagwa respond to allegations regarding his role in the Gukurahundi Massacre?

What demands have the Gukurahundi survivors made regarding the truth of the events?