非洲黑小子，
留学英伦娶羊牛。
八年学成海龟去，
白牛已变黑溜溜。

Bright Matonga left the U.K. in 2001 to return home to Zimbabwe. He has been in UK for 8 years.

In 1994, Matonga went to college in Southend-on-Sea, a
resort east of London, to study media production and technologyat South East Essex College.

Matonga married Anne Pout, a municipal information-
technology manager, in 1997, and moved into the white
Englishwoman's home in Billericay.

The Matongas lived for a time in nearby Basildon before he returned home in November 2001 to head the state-owned Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corp.'s television division.

In September 2002, the couple became part of a state-
backed campaign to seize white-owned commercial farms for redistribution to black families that mainly grew food for themselves. The program slashed exports, caused food shortages and triggered the current recession.
The Matongas personally took over a farm at Banket,
northwest of Harare. While doing so, Anne Matonga made a name for herself in local and overseas media when she declared:
``Get off our land, we are taking back what you stole from our forefathers'' according to the U.K.'s Daily Telegraph.
``She said they'd come to claim the land that we stole
from their forefathers, but she's a white lady from England,''
says Monica Schultz, 64, whose family lived for four
generations on the 1,500-acre farm.