FORMER Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) Commander survives car crash

Pictured below is former Airforce (AFZ) Commander Elson Moyo
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FORMER Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) Commander Retired Chief Air Marshal Elson Moyo survived a car accident on Tuesday afternoon while driving from his Concession Hill Farm near Chegutu.

The 67-year-old was driving alone when he failed to negotiate a curve, causing his vehicle to veer off the road to the right. The car struck a tree before coming to rest on its wheels.

Moyo was retired from active service on 15 March 2024.

The former commander survived in a development that would have seen him become the latest statistic to a growing number of serving and ex-military officers who have passed on in recent years.

His accident reminds me of the death of Chindori Chininga who allegedly lost control of his car and hit a tree in the same fashion.

Recently, Obert Mpofu, top ranking Zanu PF official admitted the party lost 197 cadres most of whom were generals.