Title: Vitalis Zvinavashe
Content:  He joined the Rhodesian Bush War in 1967 and went for military training in Chunya Camp in Tanzania in 1968. In 1977, he was elected as a ZANU-PF Central Committee member and deputy chief of national security and intelligence. He was appointed commander of Three Brigade in Mutare at independence in 1980 before becoming the country’s first Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) commander in July 1994 assuming overall command over the army and the Air Force under a new military structure. He oversaw various peacekeeping missions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. In the Second Congo War, he was in charge of the SADC allied task force troops led by Zimbabwe which fought rebels backed by Uganda and Rwanda to topple the now slain DRC leader Laurent Kabila. The deployment of the Zimbabwean troops later led to the allegations of plunder of natural resources, especially diamonds, in which Zvinavashe was implicated. Following his retirement in December 2003, General Constantino Chiwenga succeeded him to the post. He was placed on the European Union and United States sanctions lists in 2003 and remained on the lists until his death.
Title: Najibullah Zazi
Content:  New charges and allegations were filed against Zazi in the Eastern District of New York on September 23, 2009, and the prior charges dropped. A federal grand jury there returned an indictment charging him with conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. Zazi was initially held as a federal inmate (registration # 36553-013) at the Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn. He was held without bail, and was initially scheduled to be sentenced June 25, 2010. By mid-April 2010, however, he had been moved to a secret location.
Title: Alfonso Zirpoli
Content:  On September 14, 1961, Zirpoli was nominated by President John F. Kennedy to a new seat on the United States District Court for the Northern District of California created by 75 Stat. 80. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on September 21, 1961, and received his commission the following day. Zirpoli broadened the rights of conscientious objector in during the Vietnam War draft, which prompted President Richard Nixon to call him "the worst judge on the Federal Bench." During the Zebra murders, over 600 black men were stopped by the police due to the ambiguous descriptors provided by witnesses. In a motion filed by the NAACP and the American Civil Liberties Union, Zirpoli ruled that the police's stop and search program was unconstitutional and halted it. The order said that the police must have supporting evidence that arouses reasonable suspicion before stopping suspects and that stopping people solely due to purported similarities to the witnesses' description is forbidden. He assumed senior status on September 30, 1975, serving in that capacity until his death on July 10, 1995, in San Francisco.
Title: Moses Ndlovu
Content:  Minister of Zimbabwe). “After going through our findings Tsvangirai called and said "you deserve my respect. These kinds of confessions are what the CIO (Central Intelligence Organization) is looking for and had they put their hands on this you would have never been broke in your life", says Mzila explaining the integrity and secrecy with which they conducted the commission. "I however do not understand why he disregarded our recommendations", he adds. After the infamous 12 October 2005 MDC split Mzila went with the 'pro-Senate' group where he retained both positions of Matebeleland South Provincial chairman and National Secretary for International Relations. He held these two positions until January 2011 where Congress elected him to the powerful post of Deputy Secretary General.
Title: Tapiwa Zivira
Content:  Tapiwa Zivira is a Zimbabwean digital journalist who works for Alpha Media Holdings, the biggest independent media house in Zimbabwe. He started his career at the time when the Robert Mugabe government was at the height of cracking down on the independent press. In March 2007, as an intern, he wrote an account describing the death of Gift Tandare, an opposition Movement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai activist who was shot by police while demonstrating in the high-density suburb of Highfield, Harare. In 2009 Zivira was part of the team that produced the report If something is wrong and the documentary House of Justice on the abuse of farm workers during the land reform programme and the atrocities committed by the government of Robert Mugabe on the farm workers.
Title: Michele Zaza
Content:  A son of a fisherman from Procida (the smallest of the three islands in the Gulf of Naples) he grew up in the poor neighbourhood Portici in Naples. The second of three brothers, Zaza had a troubled youth with involvement in burglaries, fighting, and even attempted murder. His had his first encounter with the law in 1961 when he was arrested for being involved in a street fight. In the 1960s, he became the leader of a successful cigarette smuggling group through the port of Naples besides the other predominant group, the Maisto clan. With his relatives, the Mazzarella family, he controlled the zones from San Giovanni a Teduccio to Santa Lucia. By 1974 there was evidence that he had risen in the criminal underworld when he was arrested with important 
Title: Vika Mpisane
Content:  by the South African Government for the launch of the dotCapeTown, dotDurban and dotJoburg Top Level Domains (TLDs) in 2014. Vika was a member of the Project Teams that oversaw the ZA Central Registry ICANN application process for the 4 TLDs. He was a Member of the dotAfrica Steering Committee between 2012 and 2018. Throughout his +13 year tenure at the helm of ZADNA (first as General Manager and then as CEO and Executive Director from October 2013), he served as an ex officio Board member. ZADNA always achieved clean financial audits and was always financially healthy throughout his tenure. Vika gradually increased ZADNA's 
Title: Vika Mpisane
Content:  .ZA Domain Name Authority (ZADNA) as its general manager. In October 2013, he became the chief executive officer of ZADNA. Through his association with ZADNA, he was elected into the board of African Top Level Domains (AfTLD). Vika was elected as the chairman of African Top Level Domains in April 2009 and continued in this capacity until July 2012 when he stepped down. Between 2009 and 2016, Vika served as one of the 3 councillors representing African country code Top Level Domains (ccTLDs) in the ICANN ccNSO Council. He participated in various ccNSO structures, including the ccNSO Finance Working Group (as deputy chairman) and the 
Title: Julia Tukai Zvobgo
Content:  the Rhodesian security agents who accused her of smuggling political messages to and from her detained husband and his colleagues. From 1968-1978 Julia studied abroad and later joined her husband in the armed struggle in Mozambique where she was elected Administrative Secretary for Women's Affairs. She attended problems of women in military and refugee camps and was one of the pioneers of the Women's League. Zvobgo was among the first group of Zanu-PF cadres to return to Zimbabwe in December 1979 after the Lancaster House Conference. She was part of election directorate and helped open the party's head office at 88 Manica Road (now Robert Mugabe Road). 
Title: Naomi Nhiwatiwa
Content:  Born in Umtali (renamed Mutare in 1982), she studied in the United States at the State University of New York at Buffalo, earning a PhD in Intercultural and Diplomatic Communications in 1979. In the late 1970s, she participated in the first ZANU-PF Women's League meeting at Shai Shai in Mozambique. She became a spokesperson for the party, keen to promote women's emancipation. Following the independence of Zimbabwe in 1980, Nhiwatiwa was one of only five women who became members of parliament for the ruling ZANU–PF party. Alongside Vice-President Joice Mujuru and Victoria Chitepo, as Deputy Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, she 

Question: when does ziva start on ncis?
Answer: NCIS - Season 3.