Gukurahundi victims raise concern over meetings outcome

GUKURAHUNDI victims have questioned the meetings outcomes amid concerns that the process is taking too long and victims and survivors are dying without compensation.

The hearings started last year and are being presided over by traditional chiefs and a panel of community members in the Matabeleland region where the massacres were committed.

In an interview with NewsDay Weekender, Chief Nalukoba of Hwange district said they had been told that the Gukurahundi meetings would resume soon after the government has finished sorting out transport logistics.

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