Johnathan Paoli
Former liberation movements from Southern Africa recently convened in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe for the 11th meeting of secretary generals and wings of the Former Liberation Movements of Southern Africa (FLM) to discuss critical issues affecting them, including fighting neo-colonialism and tackling Western interference.
The movements, which played pivotal roles in the struggle against colonialism and apartheid, include the ANC from South Africa, Swapo from Namibia, Frelimo from Mozambique, BDP from Botswana, MPLA from Angola, Chama Cha Mapinduzi from Tanzania and ZANU PF from Zimbabwe.
This gathering marked the first physical meeting after the COVID-19 pandemic, and the focus of the meeting discussions was on neo-colonialism and the handover of leadership from ZANU PF in Zimbabwe and to ANC in South Africa.
Speaking at the meeting, ZANU PF secretary general and former chairman of the liberation platform, Osbert Mpofu, said it was no secret that the movements were under
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