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Yatuta Chisiza (born 1926 – died
October 1967, near Blantyre, Malawi) was a
Malawi minister of home
affairs who led a
brief guerrilla incursion into the...
- was
declared persona non
grata by
Banda in
Malawi for
sympathizing with
Yatuta Chisiza. As a consequence, his
later novel Jungle Lovers,
which concerns...
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Kaluli Chisiza, a
village headman and farmer. He, like his
older brother Yatuta, was
educated at
Uliwa Junior Primary School and later, as a
boarder at...
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Mkwezalamba – Minister, OAU
Patricia Nangozo Kainga Patricia Shanil Dzimbiri Yatuta Chisiza Zimani Kadzamira –
former VC,
University of
Malawi Rachel Sibande...
- in 1965.
Another of the
ministers ousted during the
Cabinet Crisis was
Yatuta Chisiza.
Chisiza fled to Tanzania, and
founded the
Socialist League of Malawi...
-
states that its
emergence was the
result of a
dispute in
Tanzania between Yatuta Chisiza, who had
studied in China, and
Masauko Chipembere yet in the second...
- Roy
Welensky Hastings Banda Henry Chipembere Kanyama Chiume Dunduzu Chisiza Yatuta Chisiza Casualties and
losses 51 killed, 79 injured, 3,300 arrested...
- Harare, Zimbabwe) was a
Malawian dissident and -
following the
death of
Yatuta Chisiza -
leader of the
Socialist League of
Malawi (LESOMA) from 1975 until...
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Secretary of the
Malawi Congress Party in
April 1963, in
succession to
Yatuta Chisiza, and he
became the party's
Secretary General in 1973. He entered...
- failure, he
arranged for his
transfer to the USA.
Another ex-minister,
Yatuta Chisiza,
organised an even
smaller incursion from
Mozambique in 1967, in...
