" Samkange insulted us , saying he could not work with unschooled people . Dumbutshena also insulted us saying we were unemployable and violent people against the whites . Mwanaka never responded . But Nkomo said what we were planning to do , the road that we would walk , would be a thorny one and said if we were prepared to face it he would join us , which he did , " said Msika . He said it was then that Nkomo became the leader of the black nationalist movement in Rhodesia . Msika accused the ZANU-PF of " lying " to the world about being the pioneers in the nationalist movement : " The true history of the liberation struggle should be told . I feel I have a duty to correct this blatant lie ... " Msika questioned Mugabe 's past apology for the 1987 Gukurahundi killings , which was condemned internationally for the violence it unleashed on mainly rural Ndebele , at a rally in October 2006 in Bulawayo . " When we asked him about the massacres he apologized , but I was not convinced about his sincerity , " he said
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