Motlanthe Commission Defends Report on Harare Post-Poll Violence
The Commission of Inquiry into the post-election violence that claimed six lives in Harare concluded the probe two weeks ahead of schedule. The Commission, chaired by former South African president Kgalema Motlanthe, submitted an executive summary of the report to President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week. Spokesperson John Masuku rejected claims that the commission rushed to conclude its report.
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Zimbabwe: Motlanthe Commission Speaks Out
The Herald, 4 December 2018
THE seven-member Commission of Inquiry into the post-election violence that claimed six lives and left property worth millions dollars destroyed in Harare has scoffed at its… Read more »
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