Yes you do!!!
Labour MP Kate Hoey, formerly the chairwoman of the all-party Parliamentary group on Zimbabwe and a longtime critic of the ex-president, tweeted: "Mugabe brought independence to Zimbabwe and then killed in the Gukurahundi-up to 80,000 of his own citizens in Matabeleland and brought his country to its knees economically. A hero to a brutal dictator."
The Gukurahundi was the massacres of Ndebele civilians carried out by the North Korean-trained Fifth Brigade of the Zimbabwe National Army in a bid to crush dissidents in the 1980s.
Mugabe was blamed for having orchestrated the killings, and had signed an agreement with North Korean President Kim Il-sung to have Pyongyang's military train a brigade for Zimbabwe's army.
The former president's savage reign over the former British colony, which gained independence in 1980, was dominated by murder, bloodshed, torture, corruption, human rights abuses, persecution of political opponents, intimidation and vote-rigging on a grand scale.
In 2000 he led a campaign to evict white farmers from their land, which was given to black Zimbabweans, and led to famine.
His henchmen attacked and often murdered white farmers, burning their homes, looting their possessions and confiscating their land.
The economy of the mineral-rich country descended into chaos with thousands of people reduced to grinding poverty, many of them suffering from near-starvation and worse.
Rigging elections and wrecking Zimbabwe's economy
At one point in 2008 inflation hit the rate of 231million per cent.
A loaf of bread cost millions of Zimbabwe dollars as residents struggled to put food on the table at home and lived in despair.
Political opponents were often beaten, sexually abused and sometimes charged with treason and homosexual offences.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe ate a baby elephant when he celebrated his 91st birthday - but he did plenty worse during a reign of terror lasting almost 40 years
www.mirror.co.uk
Celia murdered a slave owner who she SAID, without any corroboration, raped her. Note how she received a TRIAL and an APPEAL but was ultimately found guilty of murder. At the time horse thieves were hanged so I doubt it was disproportionate for the time. Mugabe was still murdering until his death!!!
So yes; teach BOTH histories at an age appropriate level; probably High School Grade 11. (or US equivalent).
The convict story is taught here in Primary School. "The Triangle" has a whole new meaning, as does the "cat of nine tails".
Greg
Greg