Jane Mlambo| The Commission of Inquiry tasked with looking into the 1st of August disturbances in which soldiers fired live ammunitions and killed six people, has flighted a call for information from members of the public on the event that has dented Zimbabwe’ s re-engagement efforts while painting a picture of a country trapped in its past.

In a press release flighted in local newspapers, the commission said the information will assist them to make fair and appropriate findings promising that the submissions will be protected by law and received on a ‘without prejudice’ basis.

The Kgalema Mothlante led commission added that after receiving written submissions, they will proceed to conduct public hearings.

The commission is composed of Mothlante who is the Chairperson, United Kingdom international law expert, Rodney Dixon, former Commonwealth Secretary General Chief Emeka Anyaoku, Chief of Defence Forces of Tanzania Davis Mwamunyange, Professor Lovemore Madhuku, Professor Charity Manyeruke and former Law Society of Zimbabwe President, Vimbai Nyemba.