James Chikerema

James Robert Dambaza Chikerema (2 de abril de 1925 – 22 de março de 2006) serviu de presidente da Frente para a Libertação do Zimbabwe.[1] Ele mudou a sua visão sobre a luta militante no final da década de 1970 e apoiou o “acordo interno”, servindo nas tentativas dos governos para partilha de poder.

Biografia

Chikerema nasceu em Zvimba, atualmente na província de Maxonalândia Ocidental, Robert Mugabe, seu sobrinho, partilhou o mesmo lugar de nascença e os dois foram muito próximos durante a infância. Foi educado no Colégio de Kutama, na África do Sul, e mais tarde tornou-se presidente da Liga Nacional da Juventude da Rodésia do Sul.

Referências

  1. ↑ Nyangoni, Wellington Winter. Africa in the United Nations System. Page 141.

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