• Secret book written by Itai Dzamara to be released when he returns
  

Missing human rights activist and journalist Itai Dzamara is returning soon, his brother, Patson says.
Patson told ZimEye.com in an exclusive interview he “believes” his brother is still alive and will soon be “released”.
He said this as he announced he is flying out overseas to 5 countries of the world including the United States, Bahrain, and South Africa. The breaking news comes as he launches his 7th book, “Forced to Fight” which features Itai’s bravery and was “prompted by the experience we encountered regarding Itai’s fears,” as he told ZimEye.com.
Patson also said he has a secret book written by Itai which will only be released when the man returns. “There is one page pertaining to my brother. Like I said I have written a book (together) with Itai, that book is coming. I would have released that book this year, but we are just holding onto the  hope and we believe that he is going to return, and I am holding onto that book until such a time,” he told ZimEye.
 
What happened to my brother Itai.
(3) months after Itai disappeared, Patson back then launched a book titled: “ITAI DZAMARA:the force not the person.” In that release, Patson announced saying, “we will get to the bottom of what happened to my brother Itai Dzamara…”This message many say signaled that Patson Dzamara had at that time passed conclusions on his brother’s fate. But this time, Patson states the contrary saying he now believes the opposite, that Itai is alive and will return.
He told ZimEye.com in the interview Itai is on his way back. Patson said this as he announced he is travelling around the world to 5 countries for over four weeks. “I am travelling to (US)New York, South Africa, Kenya, Bahrain, and returning next month before Christmas,” he said.

 
Who is funding the trip?
Some Zimbabweans on social networks attacked Patson Dzamara questioning the source of his funding. But he told ZimEye.com he has business interests, “I sit on several boards, I am a consultant, i am an artist,” he said.
He however refused to reveal the boards he sits on for business reasons, “because those companies will end up being labeled MDC companies.”
He also appeared to hint to ZimEye the trips are not for fun as he will be marketing his works and speaking at various functions.
THE FULL INTERVIEW will be broadcast Saturday afternoon covering Patson Dzamara’s book – “Forced To Fight.”

 

ABOUT – Forced To Fight

Patson Dzamara first launched FORCED 2 FIGHT during a ceremony on the 29th of October 2015 at the Jameson Hotel in Harare.

 
The book comes just 6 months after the launch of his 6th book in April, DEAR MISS DEAR MISTER.
 
Again, FORCED 2 FIGHT instantly became a hit upon launch auctioned a record $1 500 and was bought by the AGG President, Chamu Chiwanza while other books went away at $450 to Nelson Chamisa, $250 to Rinos Mautsa, $200 to Chomi Makina.
Forced to fight is a book that describes how life is a series of fights and not just a walk in the park.
 
The leadership and personal development expert explains how fighting is the bridge separating success and failure and whether people like it or not they have to fight- forced to fight.
 
A panel discussion was conducted through the guide of the famous Tariro Makanga. The attendants were treated to inspirational testimonies of how the panelists had been FORCED 2 FIGHT in their quest for success.
 
From the discussion it was clear that opportunity and chance happen to us all and therefore we must fight for success.
 
The guest speakers were Dr. Dzamara’s foster mother, Dr. Sheila McCray who travelled all the way from USA to attend the launch and Dr. Nigel Chanakira. The speakers highlighted how the author himself had been forced to fight on his highway to success as they shared some of the experiences he had gone through and led to where he is today.
 
Dr. Chanakira esteemed the launch of this 7th book as the ‘watershed moment’ for Dr. Patson Dzamara as the number 7 has a biblical meaning of perfection. Dr. Morgan Tsvangirai, President of the MDC-T graced the occassion and endorsed the book. Other dignitaries that endorsed the book were Mathews Kunaka, Temba Mliswa, Dr. Chomi Makina Mellany Mariri and Chamu Chiwanza.
Forced to fight was well attended by the guests comprising of business people, authors, clergy, motivational speakers and academic students. Pastor G, Gary Tight and Baba Shupi entertained the guests with music.
The guests were mermerised by the surprise music performance of Dr. Patson Dzamara.
It was interesting to learn that the leadership Guru is also gifted in singing from his inaugural music piece entitled ‘Ndimi vanhu wangu