Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has called on his fellow ZANU PF collegues who were at the war front to “correct distortions on the country’s liberation struggle” through writing their own historical accounts.

He made the call during the launch of a controversial book written by the Zanu pf secretary for administration Dr Obert Mpofu in Harare this Wednesday.

Unveiling his book, “On the Shoulders of Struggle: Memoirs of a political insider” which is a narrative of his experiences during the liberation struggle and as a political figure, Obert Mpofu explained what the book entails, and what inspired his writing.

Guest of honor at the event, Chiwenga underscored the need for other cadres to tell their own stories through pen and paper, adding that such narratives liberate the nation from biased history written by third parties.

Also present at the event were members of the academia who gave plaudits to Dr Obert Mpofu.

Dr Mpofu has followed the footsteps of Tshinga Dube who launched his book titled “Quite flows the Zambezi”, which is also based on his liberation struggle experiences.