The Jane Lungile Ngwenya Interview

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In 2018, Pathisa Nyathi sat down with iconic ZAPU freedom fighter and the first Deputy Minister of Labor, Manpower and Social Protection during in an independent Zimbabwe, Jane Lungile Ngwenya.
The interview was conducted by Ibhaysikopo Film Project (Priscilla Ncube) as part of a series of interviews that were done on Reverend Ndabaningi Sithole. There are, however, several autobiographical nuggets that Ngwenya drops that makes this an especially riveting interview.
Jane Lungile Ngwenya passed away on August 5, 2021. May she rest in power.

[@jamesncube6912]

Great heroine ......Instead of the Gugurahundist named in Mthwakazi roads ......she deserves it. Thank you gogo- wesizwe . True Liberator indeed !!!!!!!

[@albertmdabuka4480]

Hey! This is extremely top notch history

[@wiltonmoyo4458]

Iqhawe loqobo. One of the greatest heroines of our country. We loved you so very much gogo, and will never forget your good and excellent job you did during the liberation struggle. God bless you

[@chimvukelatv]

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[@sysvalley]

This Gogo is sharp and very smart. Imoressive!!!. She remembers the dates more than the names. Great memory.

[@chimvukelatv]

Simply incredible! A whole history course in one interview, indeed!

[@mhofumuhera6560]

How wonderful to see my old lady. How can I get hold of her if she has an mobile phone or any family member. I may talk to.When she used to have a shop near Railways in Bulawayo. Mangwenya used to treat me good. I was also a son of maNgwenya and she knew my mum.Please thanks for the program. If you may share contacts

[@chimvukelatv]

Hello Petts,
Unfortunately, MaNgwenya passed away earlier this year (5 August, 2021.)
Our sincerest condolences...

[@ndix2053]

Profound

[@chimvukelatv]

Thank you!