Mbuya Nehanda was a prominent spiritual leader and revolutionary figure in Zimbabwe during the late 19th century. She played a crucial role in the First Chimurenga, a rebellion against British colonial rule. Nehanda was known for her prophetic abilities and was considered a symbol of resistance for her people. After being captured by colonial forces, Mbuya Nehanda was tried and executed in 1906. Her legacy continues to inspire many in Zimbabwe, where she is celebrated as a national heroine. Nehanda's story highlights the struggle for independence and the importance of cultural identity in the face of oppression.