President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reportedly reassured Zimbabweans that he would make public the report by a commission of inquiry into the post-election violence that left at least six people dead on August 1.
According to NewsDay, Mnangagwa said this while speaking to heads of foreign missions in the country at a re-alignment workshop.
The report quoted Mnangagwa as saying that the "hearings were done in public, so the report would be shared in public".
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