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Why? Let us sue why: since when in our land, was forced labour v/hich made our many people suffer so, been brought to an end? Since v/hen, in our land, were schools started, open to the children of Africans? Since v/hen, in,our land have people been vaccinated against desease? Since when, in our land has the power of companies like SAC-AL v/hich used to rob the people, been ended? Since v/hen, in our land, the palmatorias, nChefes de posto" and all those things which served to.oppress, imprison and torture the people, since when has'an end been put to all these? Since when in our land have peasants been helped to form co-operatives v/here they work freely, without being exploited, where they are helped to produce more and better crops for the people!s own benefit? Since when has there been any commerce in our land which did not serve to rob and deceive people? All this happened and much more will follow, because v/e are fighting because v/e are defeating the colonial army, because we are destroying the machinery of oppression, v/hich is the Colonialist State, because we are crushing the power of the big companies, of the rich, of all those who lived off the work of the people* All this has come about because we are fighting, because v/e are creating a people!s power. We still have difficulties to face, colonialist planes come to bomb our shambas, our townships, our schools, our hospitals. Tho Colonialists want to sabotage our economy and to do this try to destroy commerce * This is why v/e are often without soap, Without matches, v/ithout clothes and many other things, . -, . But, comrades, we. must always remember that these difficulties are slight in comparison v/ith what v/e were suffering before. We must remember that bur brothers who are living in the zones still ruled by the colonialists, are suffering the exploitation of the big companies, are humiliated by the settlers, are imprisoned, sold and tortured* This is the truth. Ii a man v/ho has no house and sleeps out in the rain later starts to build a house and one day, v/hen the walls are beginning to go up, astranger passes by he will say: look, that man.doesnVt have a house. But the truth is that, although chat man now doesnlt have a house, he will have one,' because he is building it and the house is half finished. The house v/e are building is the INDEPENDENCE of our country. This house is not yet finished; it is incomplete because only a part of Mozambique has been 7
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Title | CENPA-029~08 |
Filename | CENPA-029~08.tiff |
Full text | Why? Let us sue why: since when in our land, was forced labour v/hich made our many people suffer so, been brought to an end? Since v/hen, in our land, were schools started, open to the children of Africans? Since v/hen, in,our land have people been vaccinated against desease? Since when, in our land has the power of companies like SAC-AL v/hich used to rob the people, been ended? Since v/hen, in our land, the palmatorias, nChefes de posto" and all those things which served to.oppress, imprison and torture the people, since when has'an end been put to all these? Since when in our land have peasants been helped to form co-operatives v/here they work freely, without being exploited, where they are helped to produce more and better crops for the people!s own benefit? Since when has there been any commerce in our land which did not serve to rob and deceive people? All this happened and much more will follow, because v/e are fighting because v/e are defeating the colonial army, because we are destroying the machinery of oppression, v/hich is the Colonialist State, because we are crushing the power of the big companies, of the rich, of all those who lived off the work of the people* All this has come about because we are fighting, because v/e are creating a people!s power. We still have difficulties to face, colonialist planes come to bomb our shambas, our townships, our schools, our hospitals. Tho Colonialists want to sabotage our economy and to do this try to destroy commerce * This is why v/e are often without soap, Without matches, v/ithout clothes and many other things, . -, . But, comrades, we. must always remember that these difficulties are slight in comparison v/ith what v/e were suffering before. We must remember that bur brothers who are living in the zones still ruled by the colonialists, are suffering the exploitation of the big companies, are humiliated by the settlers, are imprisoned, sold and tortured* This is the truth. Ii a man v/ho has no house and sleeps out in the rain later starts to build a house and one day, v/hen the walls are beginning to go up, astranger passes by he will say: look, that man.doesnVt have a house. But the truth is that, although chat man now doesnlt have a house, he will have one,' because he is building it and the house is half finished. The house v/e are building is the INDEPENDENCE of our country. This house is not yet finished; it is incomplete because only a part of Mozambique has been 7 |
Archival file | Volume7/CENPA-029~08-0.tiff |