Talk:Mulungushi Dam
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[edit] Material removed on grounds of relevancy
I removed the following unreferenced material as it does not belong with an article on the Mulungushi Dam but should either be on a page about the Mulungushi town or river, or in the History of Zambia, with references and dates:
"During the Rhodesian conflict, Kenneth Kaunda (then president of Zambia) permitted anti-Rhodesian freedom fighters of Joshua Nkomo to maintain a significant base of operations in the Mulungushi area. Tanks being supplied to Nkomo by the East German's were using Mulungushi as a staging area for a possible conventional warefare attack against Rhodesia. In the late 1970's Rhodesian special forces (SAS Regiment and Selous Scouts) and Rhodesian Air Force raided the base at Mulungushi killing an estimated 2,000 insurgents."[citation needed]
Rexparry sydney 01:14, 19 February 2007 (UTC)
