Talk:Second Matabele War

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	The following comments have been left for this page: The name "Mlimo" is incorrect, as Mlimo is the shona/ndebele word for Creator or GOD. The man assasinated by Burnham was called Mukwati, this is easily researched in ZIMBABWEAN history books (even thoughs written by Europeans, which seem to bare more importance on this site). It is misleading and offensive to quote old out-of-date text that refer to a "Phophet" as "GOD". If this was a "Allah v Mohammed" or a "Jehovah v St Paul" situation, wiki would have by now sorted the problem, however, whenever Zimbabwean Historians try and correct the wiki text, its quickly reverted to the incorrect European version. Can this be changed??? (edit)

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