By Ephat Moyo| Members of Parliament have full rights to criticise the commission of inquiry into the 1 Aug violence report which was presented by Zanu PF leader Emmerson Mnangagwa this week, Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has said.

Ziyambi said the report which was made public by Mnangagwa is a public document meaning it is open for public scrutiny.

Responding to Mbizo constituency legislator Settlement Chikwinya who had requested that MPs be allowed to bring the report into the house for debate, Ziyambi said, “Indeed the report is in the public domain and it is within the rights of Parliament to discuss any document that is in the public domain, so we will consider it.