On 25 May 1980, just over a month after Zimbabwe had become an independent nation, I received a telephone call from the Minister of State for Security. 'I think you should come to see me about a report made to the Prime Minister concerning yourself.' Half an hour later I was shown into the Minister's office. After scant formalities he said, 'The Prime Minister wishes you to know that the Commissioner of Police has reported to him that you have been spending much of your time recently trying to murder him.' 'Was I named? And, if so, who else?' 'You were clearly named, and certain officers working for you.' The memoirs of Ken Flower, head of the Rhodesian Central Intelligence Organization during the 1970's war for independence.
	Also see our DVD - An Interview with Ken Flower.
Published	1987
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