The seven-member commission is headed by former South African President Kgalema Motlanthe.
Other members are British lawyer Rodney Dixon, former Commonwealth Secretary-general Chief Emeka Anyouko, former Tanzania Defence Forces chief General Davis Mwamunyange, University of Zimbabwe lecturers Charity Manyeruke and Lovemore Madhuku, and former President of the Law Society of Zimbabwe Vimbai Nyemba.
The Commission was given three months to report which means it should do so before Christmas.
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