Synopsis
This is the autobiography of a youth from rural Zimbabwe who become a worker, a trade union organizer, a student and then a guerrilla commander. As ZIPRA fighters, Andrew Nyathi and his comrades paint a vivid, authentic picture of the war in one important region of Zimbabwe. The story speaks honestly of the pain and frustration of guerrillas isolated for nearly two years in assembly points while politicians and British advisers decided their future and the future of the country they had liberated.
