Zimbabwe African People’s Union

Defunct

The Zimbabwe African People's Union, founded in 1961 by Joshua Nkomo, which fought white-minority rule in Rhodesia from exile in Zambia with Soviet support through its army ZIPRA, formed the Patriotic Front with ZANU in 1976, and merged into ZANU–PF in 1987. Its National Publicity Bureau published statements and pamphlets from Lusaka and Cairo.

Years: 1961–1987
Location: Lusaka, Zimbabwe
Also known as: ZAPU · ZAPU Publications · Patriotic Front (ZAPU)
Affiliation: Soviet-aligned liberation movement of Zimbabwe
Languages: English
Authority records: Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · GND · ISNI
Sources: Wikipedia — Zimbabwe African People's Union

Backlist

Titles of Zimbabwe African People’s Union by year: 4 dated titles, 1977–1980, most in 1977 (1); 1 undated. Lines mark founded 1961 and closed 1987.

The figures by decade

Decade	Titles
1970s	3
1980s	1

Year	Title	Author(s)	Language
1977	Zimbabwe Must and Shall Be Totally Free✓	Joshua Nkomo	English
1978	The Zimbabwe People's Voice✓ — Official Organ of the Zimbabwe African People's Union	—	Not recorded
1979	The Turning Point✓	Joshua Nkomo	English
1980	The Patriotic Front in Government✓ — Election Manifesto, 1980	Patriotic Front (Zimbabwe)	English
n.d.	Zimbabwe Review — Official Organ of the Zimbabwe African Peoples Union	—	English