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Chiwenga to bury Dingani Kimathi today
04 Sep 2024 at 07:49hrs | Views

Acting President Constantino Chiwenga is set to preside over the burial of the late national hero, Brigadier General (Retired) Shadreck Dingaan Ndabambi, at the National Heroes Acre in Harare.
Brig-Gen Ndabambi, who passed away at his farm in Glendale, Mashonaland Central, was honored with a funeral parade at Charles Gumbo Barracks, where he was praised for his unwavering commitment to justice and Zimbabwe's independence.
Zimbabwe National Army Commander, Lieutenant General Anselem Sanyatwe, delivered a eulogy, highlighting Ndabambi's patriotism, humility, and contributions to the liberation struggle.
Ndabambi, known by his Chimurenga name "Dingani Kimathi," played a significant role in Zimbabwe's fight for independence and held various important military positions throughout his career.
After retiring from the army in 2021, Ndabambi became a successful farmer. He is survived by his wife, Seria Ndabambi, and their two children.
His burial at the National Heroes Acre underscores his legacy as a dedicated and selfless patriot.
Brig-Gen Ndabambi, who passed away at his farm in Glendale, Mashonaland Central, was honored with a funeral parade at Charles Gumbo Barracks, where he was praised for his unwavering commitment to justice and Zimbabwe's independence.
Zimbabwe National Army Commander, Lieutenant General Anselem Sanyatwe, delivered a eulogy, highlighting Ndabambi's patriotism, humility, and contributions to the liberation struggle.
Ndabambi, known by his Chimurenga name "Dingani Kimathi," played a significant role in Zimbabwe's fight for independence and held various important military positions throughout his career.
After retiring from the army in 2021, Ndabambi became a successful farmer. He is survived by his wife, Seria Ndabambi, and their two children.
His burial at the National Heroes Acre underscores his legacy as a dedicated and selfless patriot.
Source - The Herald