Enos Nkala

Enos Mzombi (actually Muzomubi in Ndebele) Nkala will be remembered most as one of the founders of the Zimbabwe African National Union (Zanu), as a break-away from the Zimbabwe African Peoples Union (Zapu) on August 8 1963.
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In 2006 the late national hero Enos Nkala blasted President Robert Mugabe as a 'ruthless dictator'. "Mugabe talks, imagines and believes that he and he alone brought about the freedom of Zimbabwe. He believes that some of us were sleeping…
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The burial of the late nationalist, Enos Nkala, was marked by surprise appearances from some of Zanu (PF's) critics with President Robert Mugabe capitalising on the event to launch his scathing attacking on homosexuals while threatening top…
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The body of national hero and former Cabinet Minister Enos Mzombi Nkala arrived in Bulawayo yesterday ahead of a funeral service at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair grounds.
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ZANU-PF founding member and former Defence and Home Affairs Minister Enos Nkala and Air Commodore (Retired) Mike Karakadzai, who died this week, have been declared national heroes.
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President Robert Mugabe fresh from a controversial re-election has described the late nationalist Enos Nkala as a great, staunch, unyielding and dependable liberation war fighter whose death is a great loss to the nation.
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Former Zimbabwe Defence minister and founding member of the ruling Zanu PF party Enos Nkala has died at the Avenues Clinic, Harare, this morning. Nkala was admitted at the hospital on the 7th of August.
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“I will instruct the army and the police to go and pick up little Nyarota from his offices”. These were the echoes of Enos Nkala in 1988, then Minister of Defence. He had become a victim of what became known as the Willowgate Scandal.
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BULAWAYO - Zanu PF founding member Enos Nkala was admitted to a private hospital on Wednesday evening after suffering kidney and heart-related complications. His wife also revealed that he was in the intensive care unit last week.
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While it has been pointed out that too much can be made of antagonisms between, and differences in the "modus operandi" of ZANLA and ZIPRA, there was nonetheless a legacy of unease between the two armies of liberation and their respective…
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